by passion and improvement I reached the level that I have now by meeting different kind of people all across the world and sharing different experiences

Not following the rules of any specific musical trend, the badboy of house music or the househead of hip hop takes you into a journey of a rare musical quality.

HOUSE DAT SHIT set is recognized by the swiss electronic music scene for his creativity and unique character. His skills were witnessed at the Jamel Comedy Club tour and the international dance contest called Le Juste Debout where the best dancers came to battle to his tracks.

Soon he became a big name in the countries underground scene.
In 2009 he stepped up his role by inviting the legendary dj from the BBC, Gilles Peterson, who takes a big part in JAMIROQUAI's, to feature in what was the year's biggest party at club l'USINE Le Zoo.

Always looking for some new ventures, DJ MEH-D also produced and released his first album HOOD MOVIE STARS.The album's smash track WHUT HAPPEN entered radio COULEUR 3 show METISSAGE ( radio show that launched Daft Punk) on heavy rotation.

His music style and influences are mostly about house and electronic music that you'll ear in the links of my video clips or different shows that you can see below.

HIs last videos clip and club performances were in Budapest, Copenhagen, Tunis, Bilbao, Los Angeles, Las Vegas and San Francisco.

Now he is doing dj tour all across the world! playin' the new tendency with his personal style in a electro way! SWISS MIXING QUALITY aight!

His style could be defined as a some Disco Jacking that will make the doubters smurf, a heavy groove, relentless and progressive, in other words, pure HOUSE MUSIC that you will appreciate until ecstasy! 

sounds flow through me like a river through the nevada desert
that is, very awkwardly and with a huge tendency towards experimentation
smash dat mofukkin like button fam

"DJ Dee P first touched the joys of drum n bass mixing back in 2004 when he was kindly donated an old pair of Gemini's (RIP in 2005). Fast forward to 2006 when Dee P finally got enough cash for a pair of Technics and the relentless mixing began"

DJ Dee P: I try and mix a little something for everyone under the huge drum n bass umbrella but find myself to be drawn towards harder and darker styles. My tendency is to smash tunes in from everywhere with plenty of double drops and double breakdowns.......true double penetration styles!

I have set up this page to get my name out there and for an easy way to send you all links to my mixes. I have just expanded to a 3 dek system at home so watch out for some triple dek mayhem in the future


SELF PRODUCED INDIANAPOLIS SLEEP RAP OFF CHOPPED WAX

Tonny Thong (Born January 11, 1987), better-known by his stage name 2-SiCc, is an Asian-American rapper from Oakland, California. Raised by two  parents that are immigrants from Cambodia,who took refuged in America in 1980, after escaping a war torn/genocide Cambodia during the rule of a communist party called the "Khmer Rouge". 2-SiCc was the first child of four. While living in the project housing of Oakland with his family during his childhood days, he had a tough time getting along with fellow Oakland natives, due to the fact he was the only Asian in the neighborhood, or at school. His parents were new to the country at the moment, so seeing, breathing, and living in the ghetto slums of Oakland was hard for them to get used to. But as time passed, his parents adapted to life in Oakland, after years of no knowledge of how things works around the U.S.A.
By the age of thirteen, 2-SiCc became interested in becoming a rapper, after watching a rap battle T.V show on "HBO" called "Blaze Battle". New to recording, he only knew how to record from cassette radios. After becoming so obsessed with rapping, his urge to create better qaulity music, was to purchased a desktop computer with a microphone input. Still a minor, he wasn't able to buy a computer worth more than a thousand dollars. So he decided to beg his mother and father to buy him a computer. While begging his parents to buy a computer became a success, 2-SiCc started to learn how to record using, a usb headset with a microphone attached, along with a free recording software programs called "Cool Edit Pro". He was recording his raps, on instrumentals, from his musical group influence, "Bone Thugs-N-Harmony".After two to three years dropping mixtape tracks, 2-SiCc decided it is time to start rapping on original instrumentals. He then, made a move to pruchased real studio equipments, such as a condenser microphone, and a mixer to power his microphone. 
Not knowing that his cousin, name "Boy" produced beats from a program called "Fruityloops", he decided to get his beats from his cousin. Due to the lack of beats  producing fast from his cousin "Boy", his brother Randy Thong, the second oldest of 2-SiCc's  family, was interested in learning how to produce beats. This urged Randy Thong to study from their cousin "Boy", to learn how to produce beats from "Fruityloops". After 2-SiCc's brother Randy Thong learned how to use "Fruityloops" to produce beats, the era of 2-SiCc and  Randy Thong's collaboration started. Randy Thong was also influenced by "Bone Thugs-N-Harmony" so his beats were really mellow, and soothing. This drove 2-SiCc to switch his style into fast rapping, with a little bit of harmonizing in his raps.
As years passed, 2-SiCc found himself in High School, at Oakland High School in Oakland, California, where he met and formed a rap group called "Hazardous Thugz" with local Vietnamese rapper J-Poverty, and local Cambodian rapper "Baby Droopy". As a member of "Hazardous Thugz" 2-SiCc dropped a few hits such as "Sextacy" featuring his female cousin "Davan" and another track called "Turn it up" produced by J-Poverty's friend name "Dirty Rice". After a couple of years of working together as "Hazardous Thugz", 2-SiCc then, left the group to form his own label called "C-Side Productions" where he and his younger brother Randy Thong, would once again collaborate, after a few years of not working toether, due to the fact 2-SiCc was a member of "Hazardous Thugz".
With C-Side Productions as 2-SiCc's main focus, he started laying down tracks with his cousin "Baby-9". Until he met, former Junior High School friend Tan Trinh, also known as "TanibaL" who also had his own rap group called "GookstaZ", with his older brother "Vudoo" and cousin "Bighead". Not knowing that TanibaL also raps, 2-SiCc was surprise to hear some of his work, and decided to form his label, "C-Side Productions" with TanibaL's "GookstaZ productions". From then on, the "2-SiCc & TanibaL" collaboration started, where they both dropped a hit album called "Gook And Cambo Soup" on July 4th, 2006. The "Gook And Cambo Soup" album was an internet sensation, with hit tracks like "As life pass by ,Mary Grapes and etc".
Since the forming of C-Side Productions and GookstaZ Productions, 2-SiCc and the GookstaZ performed in various clubs,lounges, and bars. In late December, TanibaL was arrested for felony, and was sentenced to 4 years in prison. With the loss of his right hand man in music, 2-SiCc went solo once again, with his brother at his side to produce his beats. Even though TanibaL was locked down at the moment, 2-SiCc till this day still associate with the other GookstaZ member which is Vudoo and Bighead. Solo once again, 2-SiCc started dropping more hits, starting from "Late night Cruising" featuring his female cousin Davan, and a big collaboration with internet rap star "Mac G" from Fresno California with a track called "Struggles". This has led 2-SiCc to be heard furthermore through the internet.
As of right now, 2-SiCc is still working solo with his brother to produce beats at his helm. While taking care of two kids, and living life with his wife, he is still pushing music weekly, and daily. 2-SiCc also drop a lot of tracks with a close and fellow friend from Seattle, Washington named "Sam Kim" who go by the stage "Scarfoe". 2-SiCc, as a rapper, is open for any collaboration today, and is willing to expand his music career further. The era of the underground rapper and internet sensation 2-SiCc is still rising as of today.

What do Supermario, three of the four Bonanzas and Lucky Luke’s Daltons have in common? Right: They all have brothers. Unfortunately, we don’t know if those brothers were actually the older or younger ones, and if they were a somewhat good role-model for their siblings or scapegraces in the classic sense of the word. What we do know, however, is that the older brother of Marijo Gadza aka DJ Shade has already been tampering around with a pair of Technics MK2 turntables when DJ Shade was just trying to convince his mom of the fact that cool babies wear their Pampers baggy style those days. And we also do know that DJ Shade, shortly after replacing his fine-ass baggy-pampers with the more dapper Osh-Kosh bibs, would soon get a hold of a turntable needle himself and start off scratching around on those two weird plates of black gold which would later turn out to make such a huge impression on his life. After all, they say: Early practice only makes the master. Even earlier practice, however, makes the master earlier.

At the tender age of 18, way past the Pampers und Osh-Kosh, the first bookers and promoters got word of the Croatian native (born December 22, 1983) and gave the dude his first club booking. In the meantime, 10 years later, DJ Shade is to the party scene what Justin Bieber or an episode of Desperate Housewives is to an average teenage girl: a house-hold name. From his home town of Lucerne to the city of Zurich, from the capital of Berne to the far-out canton of Thurgovia, from neighboring country Austria back to his mother country Croatia, DJ Shade has smashed each and every dance floor you can think of, and he’s torn apart, destroyed, cleaned out and rebuilt every club that has a decent sound system and two turntables to its name. His DJ sets go for anything but boundaries: From Gang Starr to Michael Jackson, from electronic club music to old-fashioned R’n’B, a DJ Shade set can contain just about anything that is fun and makes people feel high like a bunk bed. His intuitive flair for the right classics at the right time, for today’s club-bangers as well as tomorrow’s smash-hits, all coupled-up with an irrepressible tendency towards technically challenging turntablism, guarantee for crowds going wild all over the globe, and not just till dawn, more like till dusk. No wonder a DJ Shade night is wildly flavored and there’s music in it to suit all tastes. And no wonder the man has left his musical traces all over the country: From widely-known Casineum to the famous Club Pravda, from Zurich’s IT-bar Labor to Club Mascotte, from Berne’s Finest Liquid Club to Saint Gall’s very own Club Trischli, chances are that all (and by “all”, we’re actually referring to exactly that: ALL) party animals this country has ever seen have at least once in their lifetime been blessed by DJ Shade’s audio-sexual pleasure. And when summer comes around, things turn even freakier, because summer is the time DJ Shade gives his residency at Casineum Lucerne and the rest of Switzerland’s dance-a-holics a decent break – because he renders his second residency in his home-country of Croatia a visit. In Makarska. At world-famous Club Deep. All summer long. The fact that Makarska is THE party spot in Croatia and is to Ibiza what Eva Mendes is to Jessica Alba (i.e. a bit more stylish and slightly sexier), comes as no surprise. No wonder that such talent naturally gets the attention of labels, and the fact that DJ Steve Supreme, CEO of Supremus Sounds, recognized DJ Shade’s craft and, in 2010, signed the young cat to his label, brings DJ Shade’s career down to a so-far round figure. Because you know what they say: Early practice only makes the master. Even earlier practice, however, makes the master earlier. Had Shade been the older brother, he would have been a good role-model. But since he was the younger of two, it’s safe to say his older brother is actually a tad bit jealous of such a career. Wanna bet?


The only known recording by legendary space rock quartet Cosmos Achtung! Notoriously reclusive, during their lifespan they only appeared sporadically for performances which would often last for hours. The band members were often to be found wandering off, going to the off licence to buy more Lambrini, returning half an hour later, plugging back in and playing...usually during the same track.

Recording equipment was generally not welcome at Cosmos happenings and on the rare occasions that it was allowed, it had a tendency to malfunction. The fates must have conspired.

These tracks were illicitly recorded at their final concert in a less than salubrious location in the seedier side of Blackpool. The sudden end to the third track was when the band discovered they were being recorded and attempted to smash the tape recorder. Fortunately for us, the recordings survived and we can at last hear a snapshot of this most elusive of cult bands.

It must be noted that the recordings are not of the greatest quality. This does not detract from the fact that this an important piece of archive material...


An award nominated artist, producer and singer-songwriter who is known for his fusion of African-Western sounds and pop vocals. Dr Craigaluv, the South African born performer, real name Katlego Mzangwe, is an audience proclaimed prescription specialist through sound, lyrics and dance. He is a versatile creative who never conform to genre specific boundaries and he has a solid foundation from the dance and house music niche.

He boasts an independently released catalog that includes his latest offering titled "Sabaweli" – gaining placement on Bolohouse music blog and also featured on their YouTube channel. The song Sabaweli has recently reached a significant 100K streams on SoundCloud. In April 2020 he released an urban genre single which he named Poison Us – this song was well received by his followers and it gained much appreciation from the Northern Hemisphere. In November 2019, Dr Craigaluv released a 7 tracks EP titled Prescription - 1st Appointment which featured his best selling single Dreaming (My Peace).

In 2019, he was featured on Kaleido 's "Ndim Nawe" from the album Abstract Kollektivez  - this song was later on followed by a visual feature on the music video.

Dr Craigaluv has been prominent with stage appearances at events in the Johannesburg South region and he has also shared a platform with a few mainstream acts including Prince Kaybee, Killer Kau, Tallarsetee, Mthandazo Gatya, DJ Kwame, Kaleido, DJ Mbuso, Nadia Nakai, Touchline, Kamo Mphela, Lebza TheVillain and Toshi .

 



Lebanese & International singer,3 times World Music Award winner,Best selling artist in MENA.
   Join me on my life’s journey and explore my everlasting passion for the arts and music. Together, we can enter this world and you'll discover intricate details of my background and the small elements that when added up, form my career up to the present. It's with sincere hope that this will give you a chance to know me better. In case you have additional questions, send me an e-mail and I'll get back to you as soon as I can. 

ELISSA—Biography and Career

Elissa was born in Deir Al-Ahmar and raised in Bekaa Valley, a land known for its fertile landscape and infamous history.
At the tender age of 10, Elissa began participating in social events and had a role in the kids' festival at Mont la Salle, which was hosted by Sandy Oshakji. As she grew up, her passion developed and she grew more and more involved in the art scene by acting in theater plays, namely with well-known songwriter Wassim Tabbara and later, with the "Théâtre de 10 Heures". Having studied Political Science at the Lebanese University, she had a natural knack for her first play's tendency for political critique, and her talent, though in its infancy, left a lasting impressing on that initial audience. 
Her theatrical beginnings opened way for her to experiment with other modes of expression and soon found herself singing in front of audiences. In 1992, she participated and won a Silver Medal in "Studio Al Fan". The show was broadcasted on LBCI, one of the most renowned TV stations in the Middle East. Following this gentle, yet encouraging success, Elissa began performing in concerts, driven by her tireless determination until 1999, when Lido Productions released her first album, "Baddy Doub", distributed by EMI. Elissa’s debut on the commercial music scene was an event of considerable significance. The album was a success, and featured a smash hit with famous French gypsy artist, Gerard Ferrer. The release of "Baddy Doub" brought the musical talent straight to Cannes, where she participated in the International Music Festival of 2000. 
Following her success at the International Music Festival, Elissa released her second album, "We Akhertha Maak", which included the immense hit duet, "Betghib Betrouh", sung with Lebanese superstar Ragheb Alama. The emerging singer’s third album, "Ayshalak", was also quite successful and its musical quality was considered a big leap forward in her music career. In the making of "Ayshalak", Elissa took advantage of the significant momentum gained during her previous two albums and managed to surpass expectations at an amazing rate. The video clip of the album’s hit single and namesake was filmed in Paris, directed by acclaimed French director Fabrice Begotti. Elissa was officially dressed and made up by Christian Dior Paris for the video, marking the first time Dior collaborated with an Arabic artist. 
Hot on the heels of the well-received third album, Elissa continued her fiery path and sent shock waves through the music scene when she teamed up with the world-famous Irish singer Chris De Burgh. The collaboration of these two talents resulted in the historic duet, "Lebanese Nights". The hit song was included on De Burgh’s 2002 album, "Time is Everything". 
2002 brought Elissa more consecration as she was awarded with the Murex d'Or award for Best Female Artist. And her, "Ajmal Ihsas" clip won the best video clip at the Arabic Music Awards, which took place in Dubai. To top off an outstandingly successful and memorable year, Elissa was also included in the anthology book, "100 Pioneers of Lebanon". The singer was celebrated alongside artists such as Fairuz, Wadih El-Safi, and many other celebrities who have left their everlasting mark on the Lebanese cultural, political and social landscape.

Elissa’s fourth album, "Ahla Donia", recorded with Super Audio System, was released in May 2004. It broke record sales around the Middle East and the beloved artist won the World Music Award for Best Selling Middle East Artist. As a result, Elissa was recognized as the first Lebanese to win the award and went on to win the Murex d’Or for not only Best Lebanese Singer, but also Best Video Clip for her hit song, "Hobak Wajaa". 
At the time, the technique of using Super Audio was the latest innovation in sound technology and it was the first time a Middle Eastern artist used such superior sound technology. Artists who had previously relied on the Super Audio System included: Sting, Andrea Bocelli and Pink Floyd. 
Elissa’s fifth album, "Bastanak", confirmed her status as one of the best female musicians emerging from the Middle East as she reined in yet another World Music Award for Best Selling Middle East Artist. International photographer Mathias Clamer, who also worked on Elissa’s previous album, did the CD’s photo-shoot.
Elissa’s sixth and seventh albums, "Ayami Beek" (December 20, 2007), which reached number one for more than three months and remains in the charts today, and "Tesadaa Bemeen" (December 26, 2009), continued the singer’s success and officially marked her as an unforgettable idol in prominent music history. 
Nearly two weeks after "Tesadaa Bemeen’s" release, the album immediately became the best selling album in the history of Rotana, as well as the most successful in Elissa’s career. The widely well-received album skyrocketed to the number one spot as it sold record quantities in Lebanon, Egypt, the United Arab Emirates, Jordan and the rest of the Middle East. 
"Tesadaa Bemeen" was Elissa’s album that received the most awards and compensation. In the eyes of her fans and the music industry, Elissa’s new release was far from disappointing, and reached the number one spot in France’s largest music store, Fnac, in the Musique du Monde section. Elissa received her third World Music Award Big Apple Award, Jordan Music Award, Middle East Music Award and many others for "Tesadaa Bemeen".
"Tesadaa Bemeen" includes thirteen songs between Lebanese and Egyptian dialects created from Elissa’s numerous collaborations with a handful of renowned writers, composers and music arrangers. For the album’s glamorous artwork, international photographer Matthias Clamer photographed Elissa on location at Pena National Palace in Sintra, Portugal. 
The singer has surpassed expectations and risen above the rest of her generation’s talented celebrities, achieving full-fledged star-status. Elissa is more than just a shooting star; she’s a monumental icon whose mark on the Lebanese, Middle Eastern and international commercial music scene will undoubtedly push boundaries and stand the test of time. 
Elissa is passionate about her work and remains truly inspired by her audience. This everlasting passion shines through in her many notable events. Since the first album, "Baddy Doub", which was released in 1999 and brought her considerable success and a spot in the International Music Festival of Cannes in 2000, Elissa has been ever-gradually rising to the top.
In 2001, she took part in Jordan’s "Fiesta Latina". She also performed at the great pyramids of Egypt with British luminary Sting. Additionally, she was the only Arabic artist to perform in front of former United States President Bill Clinton at the Stars Charity show in Dubai. She was among global idols like Queen Rania of Jordan and the Crown Prince of Dubai Sheikh Mohamed Bin Rachid El Maktoum.
In 2002, Elissa took the local music scene by storm when she sang with world-famous Irish singer Chris De Burgh. Their smash hit duet, "Lebanese Night" was written by De Burgh during a trip to Lebanon two years previous. The Irish wunderkind was inspired to write the song when he spent a starry evening dining at the famous restaurant Abdel Wahab. De Burgh chose Elissa as a partner to perform the magical song with him. The song was recorded and produced by Chris Porter, the legend responsible for a multitude of hits by international artists such as George Michael and Robbie Williams. 
That year brought substantial success for Elissa, as she went on to win the Murex d’Or award for Best Female Artist. And without fail, 2002 ended just as prominently as it started when Elissa was called upon to inaugurate the opening of Kuwait’s Virgin Megastore with Sir Richard Branson, the founder of the famous stores. The opening of Virgin-Cairo followed the prestigious event in Kuwait. Her clip, "Ajmal Ihsas" won an Arabic Music Award for Best Video Clip in Dubai and Elissa’s long-winded, successful run continued into 2003, when she signed a deal with Pepsi.
The contract with Pepsi, a soda drink close to the singer’s heart, made Elissa the official female star for Pepsi in the Arab world. She filmed the advertisement for Pepsi X in Spain and in 2004 the singer filmed the regular Pepsi commercial advertisement in Rome with world-renowned director Roger Spottiswood. Subsequently, the Lebanese starlet shot two advertisements with American pop star Christina Aguilera for Pepsi for the World Football Cup and Downloaded. Both advertisements were shot in Los Angeles with prominent director Tarsem Singh. 
In September 2003, Elissa was commissioned for a performance at the Hope Charity gala, which took place in the Royal Albert Hall, one of London 's most prestigious venues. Other artists that performed that night included Spanish dancer and choreographer Joaquin Cortes, Italian singer Zucchero, and British pop singer Sarah Brightman, making Elissa the sole representative of the Middle East. Further projects in 2004 included the Ray Ban campaign, while from 2005 to 2006 Elissa took on the Corum campaign, the LUX and then Vogue sunglasses. Elissa remains Ambassadress for Corum till today.
In 2005, Elissa received the World Music Awards for the sales of her unforgettable "Ahla Dounia" album for Best Selling Artist from the Middle East. The star-studded ceremony took place in Hollywood’s exalted Kodak Theater with the presence of notorious music icons including: Beyonce, Maria Carey, Usher, Santana, Bon Jovi and many others.

In December of 2005, Elissa received the Murex d’Or for Best Lebanese Artist and Best Video Clip for her hit classic, "Hobak Wajaa".
On November 15, 2006, Elissa received the World Music Awards for the second year in a row for the sales of her "Bastanak" album. The ceremony took place in London’s Earls Court. Elissa was in the company of Michael Jackson, Paris Hilton, Beyonce, Andrea Bocelli and many other recognizable talents.
The Lebanese Music syndicate honored Elissa for her musical achievements and for being the first Lebanese artist to receive the World Music Awards two times running.
Elissa was also the ambassadress for the World Gold Council in collaboration with L’Azurde, effectively putting a beautiful image with one of the world’s most desirable metals
Subsequently, Elissa was chosen by French company Georges Stahl to create her own perfume in 2007. The fragrance "Elle d’Elissa" was created, marking yet again another first: The first international perfume for an Arab artist. Elissa’s first perfume was followed by a second essence, "L’Eau d’Elissa".
On August 9, 2007 she performed at the prestigious Sporting Club in Monaco. While in 2008, Elissa became the ambassadress for Samsung Mobiles.
In 2008, the singer was included in Arabian Business Magazine’s 100 Most Powerful Arab Business Women list, for the second consecutive year. She was also part of the 500 of World's Most Influential Arabs list. 
Since then, Elissa has created a very powerful image for herself forcing a place for her in the spotlight. The artist is also endlessly desired and sought for by all prestigious brands.
Elissa received her third World Music Awards in Monaco on May 23, 2010 for her album "Tesadaa Bemeen" for Best Selling Artist from the Middle East.
In June 2010, Elissa received her third Murex d’Or as Best Lebanese Female Artist.
In November 2010, she was awarded for Best Arab Female Artist in the Jordan Music Awards, which took place on Amman’s Dead Sea shore, and a few days later she received the Big Apple Music Award for Best Female Artist in the Middle East (This award is an international one based in New York), the Middle East Music Award and received 4 awards from the Student celebrity awards.
In March 2011, Elissa became a goodwill Ambassador for IMSAM, an intergovernmental organization under the United Nations based at U.N Headquarters in New York. She resigned in 2012.
Esquire Magazine named Elissa "Woman We Love" in 2011. It was an important moment as it was the first time Esquire had chosen Elissa out of their Middle East line-up.
To top off all these achievements, she was voted in the Arabian Business Magazine as one of the 100 Most Powerful Arab Business Women in 2012 and the 500 Most Influential Arabs.

Her eighth studio album "Asaad Wahda" released in June 2012 was number one for the first two months in all the Middle East charts and is still in the top 5 till now, with the release of the first Video Clip in January for the title song "Asaad Wahda".
In December 2012, Elissa was chosen to be one of the Judges of the X Factor Middle East; it was on air the first 4 months of 2013.
On the 23rd of June 2013 Elissa received two Murex D’or, for the best Lebanese singer and Best Arabic song "Asaad Wahda". This prestigious event, considered as one of the biggest celebrations of the TV industry in the Arab World, took place at the Casino Du Liban with the presence of many local and international artists.

On 21 November 2013 Elissa received the BIAF Award ( Beirut International Award festival) as an appreciation for her successful career as a Lebanese artist

Elissa's Most Famous awards :

A Silver Medal over the course of 'Studio Al Fan' Show.
1992 

The Murex D'Or award - Best Lebanese Female Artist of the Year. 2002 

Best Arabic Female Singer - Zahret El Khaleej Magazine. 2003 

Best Selling Album for a female singer in Egypt - Al Ahram Newspaper. 2004 

LG Music Festival Award. 2004 

AUST University Honoure - Lebanon. 2005 

WORLD MUSIC AWARDS- Best selling Middle Eastern artist - AHLA DOUNYA album.' 2005 

The Murex D'Or award - Best Lebanese Female Artist of the Year. 2005 

Best Arabic Female Singer In Al Aghani Radio Station - Egypt. 2005 

Best Character of the Year - Zahret El Khaleej Magazine. 2005 

Best Video Clip Award for the song 'Hobbak Waja'. 2005 

Best Female Artist of the Year Award. 2005 

WORLD MUSIC AWARDS - Best selling Middle Eastern artist - BASTANNAK album.' 2006

An Honorable Award from the Professional Artists Union of Lebanon. 2007 

Middle East Music Award - Best Female Arab Artist 2008 

Murex d'Or Of Best Lebanese Song & Video Clip 2008 - "BITMOUN"

The nb.1 most searched arabic artists on GOOGLE.COM 

BIG APPLE MUSIC AWARDS - Best Artist in the Middle East - 2010

WORLD MUSIC AWARDS - Best selling Middle Eastern artist - TISADDA' BI MEEN album.' 2010

STUDENTS CELEBRITY AWARDS Lebanon - 2010 (4 awards for 4 nominations; Best Lebanese Female Singer/ Best Album " Tisadda' Bi Meen"/ Best Lebanese Song "Aa Bali Habibi"/ A 4th Achievement Award

The Murex D'Or award - Best Lebanese Female Artist of the Year. 2010

The Murex D'Or award - A Honor Award For All Her Awards in 2010 

JORDAN AWARDS -Best Arabic Female Artist - 2010

Regional Ambassador for the UNICEF in the Middle East & North Africa - 2011

The Woman We Love” award of the “Esquire” men’s magazine - 2011

Middle East Music Award (DgFest) - Best Female Arab Artist 2011

Middle East Music Award (DgFest) - Best Arabic Video Clip 2011 - Tisadak Bimeen 

Murex D'Or award: 
Best Lebanese Female Artist of the Year 2012
Best Arabic song "Asaad Wahda"


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