Jungle edit of "Enta Oumry" by QUEEEEN Umm Kulthum

Enta Oumry (MLE Bootleg) - Single

Enta Oumry (MLE Bootleg) [Instrumental]

Bandcamp (w/ Vocals)

Enta Oumry (MLE Bootleg)

Bandcamp (in full!)

Enta Oumry (MLE Bootleg) [with Intro on Bandcamp!]

Umm Kulthum (أم كلثوم)- Ana Fi Intizarak (Daveeed & Sandy Remix)

Umm Kulthum - SERT EL HOB (OMAR EAGLE REMIX)

My latest Melodic House Remix and Mashup of Amal Hayati - Umm Kulthum and Hypnotic.  Free download, hope you enjoy it!

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Amal Hayati - Erass Remix

By the mid 20th century, Cairo had become the unrivaled center for music and film production in the Middle East. Producers, writers, composers, actors, musicians, star singers, and creators of every stripe flocked here to take part in the city's fervent, international, progressive artistic milieu. This was the heyday of the diva Umm Kulthum, Mohamed Abdel Wahab, and the beloved singer and composer Abdel Halim Hafez. But events of the 50s and 60s signaled an inward turn for Egypt and Cairo. The 70s saw the rise of a rougher, more street-wise music--sha'bi--and films began to lose their edge. And the 80s saw the emergence of a slick new pop sound that has resonated in the Middle East ever since. We hear from artists, producers, and scholars in this unique Hip Deep edition.

Produced by Banning Eyre
APWW #627

Cairo: Hollywood of the Middle East

يا اغلى من ايامي يا احلى من احلامي ، انت عمري ، كوكب الشرق السيدة ام كلثوم ، حفلة تونس 1968

يا اغلى من ايامي يا احلى من احلامي

Qessa

While checking out books for her own kids, Syrian-American journalist Rhonda Roumani noticed a gap in the literary space in the US: she couldn't find enough books about her own Arab heritage, culture and background.

So she set out on her own mission to write books not only for her own kids, but for all Arab kids in the diaspora. 

SCRF 25: Arab Representation in the West with Rhonda Roumani

“Like the sugar in the tea”. I think some sort of romantic idiom in Arabic? Heard it in one Syrian song. Where was I? Ah right, so the other day my huzbin goes on and on about how we don’t have anything fun to listen to? Like overdriven pre-revolutionary 1970s Middle Eastern femme-disco realness extended into eternity… But without the tedium of YouTube algorithm. So I obliged and hereby sharing. And sharing is caring!
In the end the thing is around 90 mins, but with attention spans of the TikTok era it’s practically an unfathomable abyss. And it’s an all-women deal. Why? I felt like it. Expect lotta swelling strings, fiery microtonally-adjusted synths, berserk percs and endless melismas on “habibi”. Tunes as dulce as the sweetest rose-water pakhlava. I’m inclined to call it māqāmat disco (in the honour of the region’s modal system). What’s the region? From Turkey to Azerbaijan. Out of Egypt and onto Iran. Not to exclude mesmeric Sirens of Levant. Should be groovy for summery plane rides.

Incl. Fairouz, Umm Kulthum, Googoosh, Leila Forouhar, Shohreh Solati, Mahasti, Azita, Pooran, Belkis Hanim, Zohra, Douaa, Vagif Mustafa Zadeh and more more more ...

More at:
https://snowsovgethen.com

HJ#45: Like The Sugar In The Tea • Sirens Of Disco-Māqāmat

Omar Eagle, born and raised in Miami, Alexandria. Since 2020, I've been crafting sound as a music producer and audio engineer with no limits or boundaries. My journey in music spans across a diverse range of genres, and I believe in letting creativity flow wherever it leads. Whether it's hip-hop, electronic, rock, or something in between, my goal is to bring out the best in every track, blending technical expertise with a deep passion for music.

‘Eyes On’ is all about the significant happenings and events taking place in the Emirate of Sharjah. Covering the major aspects of life in the Emirate such as real estate, health, education, culture, and more. Be it a corporate exhibition or a family funfair. Be it for the professional or the child in you... Tune in before the weekend to find out how to plan your weekend in Sharjah.

Afropop Worldwide is an internationally syndicated weekly radio series, online guide to African and world music, and an international music archive, that has introduced American listeners to the music cultures of Africa, Latin America and the Caribbean since 1988. Our radio program is hosted by Georges Collinet from Cameroon, the radio series is distributed by Public Radio International to 110 stations in the U.S., via XM satellite radio, in Africa via and Europe via Radio Multikulti. 

Pete Tong Academy DJ - Tribal, Afro House/Melodic House & Techno/Arabic Tech 🌀

love music 🎶 
from Jordan 🇯🇴 
Freedom and equality are important for the world 🗺 

Transmissions to the aether • des bruits colorés
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Music is Life and ever since i was young, my musical passion started growing.

I am a Melodic/Minimal/Progressive Techno DJ and as well I produce music inspired by Techno beats and by what my Spirit asks me to write.



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