A little edit I made that combines So Mi Like It and Moulid Sharara for our upcoming Haza Club Edits EP <3 enjoy

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SO MI LIKE x MOULID SHARARA x AFRO-ARABI CLUB EDIT

Interview & tracklist: https://bit.ly/3YOVLcm

@nooriyah’s culturally diverse DJ sets are enriching the future of dance music

"​This mix is soundtracking someone waking up on a weekday — they start slow, just a little two minute snooze and BAM they’re now up and have to seize the day till sundown. Eventually the day slows down a little, they’re relaxed, ready to start it all up again the next morning. It’s an hour in my usual style, an upbeat mixed bag of genres from Arabic bits to Brazilian funk to trap to UKG and more."

Tracklist + Q&A

Impact: Nooriyah

Ah Ya Alby

melhem funk

Choli Ke Peeche – Second single from the Good Karma Pack

Santo and Hammer team up on "Choli Ke Peeche", an explosive track that fuses the raw energy of Brazilian automotivo with the depth of traditional Hindi music. Sampling the legendary Bollywood hit from the 1993 cult classic Khal Nayak, this second single from the Good Karma Pack is a bold, cross-cultural sound clash — gritty, hypnotic, and undeniably dancefloor-ready.

FREE Download : https://hypeddit.com/santo/santoxhammercholikepeeche

🔗 SANTO :
www.instagram.com/wearesanto/
@wearesanto
🔗 HAMMER :
https://www.instagram.com/hammermusic_/
@hammermusic_

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SANTO x HAMMER - Choli Ke Peeche

Detroit-based producer, DJ, and songwriter Tammy Lakkis—a Laylit mainstay—takes on Lebanese composer and producer Elias Rahbani’s nursery rhyme from 1976, sung by his sons Ghassan and Jad and recorded in 1976. Her “dark edit” is both bubbly and sinister, the juvenile voices processed to sound plastic and somewhat alien over a jacking bassline and car horns.

Produced and Mixed by Tammy Lakkis
Mastered by Jesse Osborne-Lanthier @ Landsc8pe Studio, Montreal


--- Part of Laylit Compilation 001 ---
To mark the 100th edition of Laylit (@laylit), we commissioned some of our most adventurous collaborators to produce remixes of beloved songs from the Arab world. In this first of many compilation releases to come, some remixes reinterpret pop songs from the last decade while others reconfigure classics from the Tarab repertoire for the dancefloor. What they share is a spirit of experimentation and genre-bending that characterizes Laylit’s approach to percussive electronic music.

Killon Andon Siyyarat (Tammy Lakkis Dark Edit)

Inimitable Syrian producer and DJ Hello Psychaleppo (@hellopsychaleppo) takes on none other than the Sultan of Tarab George Wassouf’s Sibhom, a song about lost love and friendship. The remix pairs Wassouf’s unmistakable guttural and melancholy voice over thunderous drum’n’bass.

Produced and Mixed by Hello Psychaleppo @hellopsychaleppo
Mastered by Hello Psychaleppo


--- Part of Laylit Compilation 001 ---
To mark the 100th edition of Laylit (@laylit), we commissioned some of our most adventurous collaborators to produce remixes of beloved songs from the Arab world. In this first of many compilation releases to come, some remixes reinterpret pop songs from the last decade while others reconfigure classics from the Tarab repertoire for the dancefloor. What they share is a spirit of experimentation and genre-bending that characterizes Laylit’s approach to percussive electronic music.

Sibhom (Hello Psychaleppo Remix)

On “Dabkecore شعلت”, Laylit’s very own Nadim Maghzal (@nadim-maghzal) lends his signature frenetic touch to a Syrian Dabke classic. A rousing staple of the Laylit party dancefloor, Maghzal’s remix doubles down on the percussion and unleashes a dance of infectious vocal loops around the electric Dabkeh keyboard. 

Produced by Nadim Maghzal @nadim-maghzal
Mixed by Pierre Guerineau 
Mastered by Jesse Osborne-Lanthier @ Landsc8pe Studio, Montreal


--- Part of Laylit Compilation 001 ---
To mark the 100th edition of Laylit (@laylit), we commissioned some of our most adventurous collaborators to produce remixes of beloved songs from the Arab world. In this first of many compilation releases to come, some remixes reinterpret pop songs from the last decade while others reconfigure classics from the Tarab repertoire for the dancefloor. What they share is a spirit of experimentation and genre-bending that characterizes Laylit’s approach to percussive electronic music.

Dabkecore شعلت (Nadim Maghzal Remix)

On her sparse yet entrancing remix of Syrian singer Saria El-Sawas’ beloved “Bas Esma3 Minni”, Loris (@lorisms)  gives Sawas’ voice center stage. Echoing around a swooning drum track, El-Sawas’ assertive plea sounds as irresistible as ever.

Produced and mixed by Loris @lorisms
Mastered by Jesse Osborne-Lanthier @ Landsc8pe Studio, Montreal

--- Part of Laylit Compilation 001 ---
To mark the 100th edition of Laylit (@laylit), we commissioned some of our most adventurous collaborators to produce remixes of beloved songs from the Arab world. In this first of many compilation releases to come, some remixes reinterpret pop songs from the last decade while others reconfigure classics from the Tarab repertoire for the dancefloor. What they share is a spirit of experimentation and genre-bending that characterizes Laylit’s approach to percussive electronic music.

Bas Esma3 Minni (Loris Remix)

NWALE3 L JAW (KALOR AMAPIANO EDIT)

Myyuh (pronounced Myy-yuh) is a New York based DJ and multidisciplinary artist. Sets include a unique blend of African, Arabic, Latin, Funky house, Breaks, and R&B. 

Myyuh is the co-founder and co-curator of HAZA, a dance party and radio show that spotlights talent and music from the Southwest Asian and African diasporas. Myyuh is also a resident DJ with NYC's Reprieve Party, a substance free dance party.

Haza.fm (@haza-party) airs on the last Tuesdays of the month on @radioflouka

Barna-based Lebanese producer sharing KALOR music

SANTO, originally from Cape Verde, is a music producer and DJ based in
Lausanne, Switzerland. His sound breaks boundaries, representing both his
diverse background and cultural origins.Known for his unique DJ sets and
production style, SANTO seamlessly blends various genres and cultures,
creating music that resonates worldwide. He stands out as a rising star in the
international "DJ/Producer" scene.
Over the past few years, SANTO's edits have been played by renowned Boiler
Room DJs around the globe, as well as by major artists like Jyoty, Jarreau
Vandal, and Ape Drums. He is currently performing mainly across Europe,
following a successful tour in India at the end of 2024.

✨Celebrating music & artists from the Arab/SWANA region & diaspora
✨founders @djsaphe + @djmnsa + @nadim-maghzal

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