15 SONGS FOR THE KING of KINGS & LORD of LORDS CONQUERING LION OF THE TRIBE OF JUDAH & 4 PLAYLISTS FOR GODS GLORY!!!
ALL PRAISE TO THE ALMIGHTY JESUS!!!

I WAS A BOY SEARCHING FOR THE TRUTH INSIDE MY HEART, BUT I WAS FOLLOWING THE WORLD THROUGH THE STREETS OF THE UK?? MONEY/CARS/DRINKING/DRUGS/GIRLS/SMOKING/
WEED/IDOLATRY/TV/XBOX/FOOTBALL/
SEXUAL IMMORALITY/FORNICATION/LUST/HATE/
PRIDE/JEALOUSY/JUDGING/GREED/ANGER/ENVY ect ect ect ect
BUT NOW MUCH OLDER, SINCE 2001 WHEN 9/11 HAPPENED I STARTED TO SEE THAT SOMETHING SERIOUS WAS GOING ON IN THIS WORLD & FOUND OUT WHO RULES THIS WORLD (SATAN) & FOUND OUT ABOUT NEW WORLD ORDER & ie THE ILLUMINATI & CELEBS & PEOPLE SELLING OUT TO SATAN FOR FAME MONEY & MUCH MORE, SO I KEPT SEARCHING.
SO I THOUGHT IF THERE'S THE DEVIL THEN JESUS CHRIST IS REAL :) SO IN 2012 I GOT ON MY KNEES & CALLED OUT TO JESUS & HE RESPONDED, Matthew 7:7
“Ask, and it shall be given you; seek, and ye shall find; knock, and it shall be opened unto you:” 
THEN I STARTED TO READ THE BIBLE & REPENTING & PRAYING (DAILY) & KEPT CRYING OUT TO MY FATHER YESHUA (JESUS CHRIST) TO CLEANSE ME FROM ALL OF THE ABOVE (the worldly stuff) & HE DID, PRAISE JESUS.
1 John 1:9 If we confess our sins, he is faithful & just to forgive us of our sins, & to cleanse us from all unrighteousness.
ITS STILL A DAILY FIGHT BUT WITH JESUS ALL IS POSSIBLE :)
Luke 1:37 
“For with God nothing shall be impossible.” 
"I KEEP PRAYING DAILY & REPENTING DAILY & READING BIBLE DAILY" 
Luke 18:1 & he spoke a parable unto them to this end, that men ought to always to pray & not faint. 
2 Timothy 2:15
“Study to shew thyself approved unto God, a workman that needs not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth.”
(IM NOT TALKING ABOUT FAKE FALSE VATICAN MAN MADE CHURCHES & MAN MADE FALSE RELIGIONS MUSLIM HINDU BUDDHA MORMONS SCIENTOLOGY THESE ARE FALSE RELIGIONS MADE FROM THE ENEMY SATAN & MAN.
Matthew 24:4 “And Jesus answered and said unto them, Take heed that no man deceive you.” 
I KEEP SEARCHING FOR MORE TRUTH,,,,,,AND FOUND OUT MORE :) JESUS CHRIST OUR CREATOR, OUR LORD & SAVIOR IS ON HIS WAY TO JUDGE THIS WICKED WORLD & THE UNIVERSE FOR ITS WICKEDNESS!
Matthew 3:2
“And saying, Repent ye: for the kingdom of heaven is at hand.”
GET READY FOR THE COMING OF THE LORD!
Revelation 1:3
“Blessed is he that reads, and they that hear the words of this prophecy, and keep those things which are written therein: for the time is at hand.” 
LOVE JESUS WITH ALL YOUR HEART MIND SOUL & SPIRIT & LOVE YOUR NEIGHBOUR AS YOURSELF
SURRENDER ALL TO JESUS, HE LOVES US SO MUCH THAT GOD CAME DOWN FROM HEAVEN MANIFEST IN THE FLESH & GAVE HIS LIFE AS A SACRIFICE FOR MANKIND SINS!
 John 3:16
“For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believes in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.” 
SO WE MAY FOLLOW HIS WAYS & WALK HOW JESUS WALKED ON THE EARTH & THEN ONE DAY LIVE WITH HIM FOR ETERNITY!
""BUT WE MUST ALL REPENT & TURN FROM ALL SIN & FOLLOW HIS COMMANDMENTS, B4 TO LATE"" 
Luke 13:3 “I tell you, Nay: but, except ye repent, ye shall all likewise perish.” 
John 14:15
“If ye love me, keep my commandments.” 
JESUS LOVES US & WILL NOT TURN AWAY ANYONE, NO MATTER WHAT WE HAVE DONE, BEEN THROUGH OR WHAT WE ARE GOING THROUGH, 
HE WILL HEAL EVERY BROKEN HEART & FORGIVE US, IF WE ALL REPENT, 

HERE IS REPENT PRAYER!
Heavenly Father, I come to you in repentance, Jesus I am a sinner, I am sorry for my sins, please forgive me of all my sins, & come into my heart & fill me with your Holy Spirit, I believe you died on the cross for my sins & rose again, Jesus I accept you as my Lord & Savoir,
cleanse me & cover me with the blood of Jesus & remove all that is not of you in myself, in Jesus mighty name Amen.
(Then turn away from all sins) start to read the bible. 
(2 pages at least a day)(Matthew Luke & John is a good way to start)
every time you start to read ask Jesus & the Holy Spirit to guide you!

This is my grandfather, Phil J. Hill circa 1920 during his years on the road playing in prohibition's speak-easies and orchestra pits at silent movies.  His son, my uncle, Ben is writing US(anyone interested in first-hand, experiential history from a 91 year old) his memoirs. I have my grandfather's short version of his. His favorite gigs were; 1- Playing for John Phillips Sousa. 2- playing in top Marine Corps drum/bugle bands as requested to serve in BOTH WW1 and WW2.
He was personal long-time friends with WF Ludwig Sr. and I have a book from Mr. Ludwig sent from him in his handwriting as a gift in 1954 he found and had reprinted that John Phillips Sousa had written. Much history.
As for me, my career in radio was long and enjoyable. During that time I was blessed to play for a time 6 nights and a day each week with my ex-wife lead singing an excellent group of musicians(except me. I was best at managing and booking and always accredited with being a "headhunter" of fine talent in radio, live music, and was most known in the insurance industry for finding talent, writing manuals and training from them, being on a speaking circuit in management and my own corp. of around 200 agents headquartered in Tulsa with satellite location in Oklahoma City until crime and resulting stressful illness forced 12 years of retirement. Now I am healing, against all odds due to finding out God really does exist and Does heal. Playing drums again with several false starts largely due to 3 bouts of blood-type disease, multi-diagnosed illnesses of depressive and other CNS systemic loss of autonomic processes preventing homeostasis, I FINALLY re-started a final official process in Nov. of 2014 focused on humility, fundamentals, musicianship centered on pocket and meat/potatoes, no gravy PERFECT PRACTICE MAKES PERSONAL CEILINGS SHATTER focus. 20 minute, no fill remedial beats at 40 beats per minute followed by the same basic beats at 60, 65,70,80,90,100,110,120,130,150,170 and 175 followed by similar bpm work in blues, gospel/fusion, etc. styles for 3 months followed by teaching from 5 or 6 on-line teachers of LINEAR drumming, counting and charts, and then combining linear phrasing with meat/potatoes using primarily 16th note and triplet combinations, linear style have just begun to be used live again. The difference is amazing. This process has opened many new doors and slammed, nailed, and disposed of many others. Comparing conceptually a long-drive, great putt golfer who couldn't get under 100 scores seems to best describe past paradigms. Discovery of humility as strength, paradox, less is truly more, this process is able to be possible regardless of age or other disability. The reason this is my described profile is the discovery that drumming is not just metaphorical to life...they run in unison just like the homeostasis of necessity to abundant living must be discovered IF there is to be the consistency of becoming the type of musician the above picture was. 
Finally, pictures adding to the above, along with the memoirs of Ben Hill covering His career beginning with public exhibitions at age 11 and his view of his father's career will be linked as this process continues.
DrumZunlimited, a new vision of possibility is currently underway. It combines several products tied thematically by ALL CUSTOM ALL THE TIME. More will be added as the product lines continue to accumulate but ONLY IF meeting the ROA or Rules of Absolutes established in one form or another by ANY successful business venture, the point that applies here is; "if someone can truly benefit beyond any potential for ONLY self-servitude, it will be considered as a link." Thank you. jef Freeman

DT xYme (time) is a North Atlanta rapper. He dropped the debut album “Ice Cream and Roller-coaster” in October of 2018, aka October Summers. “My approach to music and life is to be true to myself and my audience. With that as my main agenda or goal, I will never fail either one of us. Second, stay humble and work hard constantly. There is always someone out there that is watching you, that will either be inspired or that is looking to take your spot. So you have a responsibility to yourself and them to be as great as possible. You’re only as good as your last performance, no matter what you have done in your past. You will be contently critiqued or judged in life. Lastly, after being true and working hard make sure you give thanks to the one that provided the gift in the first place. Give thanks to GOD in all you do despite what naysayer utter. I Work Hard Offering All UP or WHOA UP an acronym I say to sum it all up. DT has been a childhood name I always went by. The meaning has changed a few times but as of now it stands for Disciple Tested. I am not big on religion as religion is the actions men use to control, scare, separate, or show a false image of holiness and self-righteousness. I believe in the Holy Trinity and as a  follower of Christ he is what I strive to be. As for xYme, I just fill like it’s my time. I have heard many times throughout my life man, you missed your calling. I don’t believe in any of that if it is my calling than that’s what it will always be… So it’s time to go get what’s mine”.

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God 1st Get Money(G1GM), that’s the slogan that independent hip hop artist MD UNO lives by. MD UNO, which stands for Mookie Da1, is from the South Side of Atlanta, Georgia by way of Roosevelt Long Island, New York. Uno began rapping at 8 years old. He started to take the art form serious at the age of 10 and has been on a pursuit to “Change the world” ever since. Uno has been influenced by artists such as Biggie Smalls, Andre 3000, Jay-z, Kendrick Lamar and a number of other artists. In light of his influences, Uno has developed a distinct and unique style of his own. His subject matter encompasses the sensitive topics of social injustices, God & Religion as well as the touchy yet, real and sophisticated urban issues that many artists of today tend to avoid entirely. MD UNO’s music will inevitably appeal to the masses in an appointed time, and it definitely encompasses the potential to bring forth a shift or change to hip hop culture. His music relates to the public in an artistically expressive way that has not been met since the likeness of 2Pac Shakur, who happens to be Uno’s biggest musical inspiration and influence. To date, MD UNO has released a total of 4 mixtapes. He released his first Mixtape entitled “Zoned Out” in October of 2006. On September 26th of 2010 he followed up with the release of his second project entitled “Closed Chapters”, he released his 3rd project entitled “The Reality of Tomorrow” on March 9th of 2012 and his fourth and most current project entitled “I Want the Streets” on October 31st of 2013. Despite a number of obstacles faced by Uno as a teenager, he was able to graduate high school on a scholarship and go on to receive his BA in Business Management. His undeniable dedication, consistency, substance and passion is what separates him from the pact. Outside of rapping, Uno is an actor and an active songwriter of multiple genres of music ranging from gospel to pop. Changing the world and dominating the music industry are just two things on this artists to do list.

HUNG OVER: a short bio.

Hung Over ( l’aggettivo, perdio!) nasce come progetto ad elevata utilità sociale, ovvero un modo per convogliare le angosce e le turbe psichiche dei suoi quattro componenti verso qualcosa di non dannoso per la società, la musica!

La triste storia ha inizio nel 2010 quando Alessandro Capovilla ( in seguito detto “Capo”) decide di mettere in piedi la prima band della sua vita, che a quel punto già scorreva nell’età di morte di Nostro Signore: la vita è una puttana e Capo è il nostro Guy Fawkes, armato solo di chitarra però! L’incontro con Andrea ( in seguito detto “Scatter Diagram”, o più brevemente Scatter) non poteva che avvenire in un affollato locale padovano, dove i due progettano la costruzione di brani che mixino il Seattle grunge sound dei primi ’90 con il rock acido dei ‘70.

Il laboratorio musicale dove tutto questo avrà inizio è già pronto ed equipaggiato dagli anni ’60: i “Delfini”, infatti, sono stati una delle più gloriose band padovane della beat generation (uno dei rarissimi casi di artisti italiani capaci di valicare l’oceano ed approdare addirittura al prestigioso palco dell’ “ Ed Sullivan Show”) ed il chitarrista Franco Capovilla il loro leader indiscusso per oltre 40 anni; alla sua morte, l’eredità toccata al Capo dallo zio era fatta di tante chitarre, una strumentazione vintage da poterci allestire uno studio di registrazione, una quantità enorme di vinili ed una valanga di insegnamenti compositivi. Capo e Scatter cominciano la composizione dei pezzi nel soggiorno-studio di casa Capovilla, dove tuttora la band si ritrova solo a notte inoltrata: un rifugio ovattato dalla realtà, dove non esiste altro che musica!  E’ l’estate del 2010 e, nel caldo afoso della città, il primo brano a vedere la luce è triste, cupo, lento….qualcosa che non è possibile far ascoltare nemmeno agli amici prima dell’autunno inoltrato: “Fixed down in a hole”, un corpo incastrato in un profondo tunnel scavato nella terra melmosa, ovvero dell’inerzia che ci governa e che ci fa subire passivamente le decisioni degli altri.

La band ancora non esiste, ma deve tenere i suoi primi live: inizia così un valzer di bassisti e batteristi, che si alternano in un turbine psicotico di prove inutili e deprimenti, che si chiudono quasi tutte con un “vaffanculo” al nuovo arrivato o con Scatter che lascia dopo dieci minuti. Il problema dei musicisti che entrano nella band non è la tecnica o l’esperienza, ma il cuore: ci vuole un cuore gonfio di rabbia, frustrazione, ubriaco di emozioni per essere un Hung Over! Ma oggi siamo nell’età della pietra, nell’epoca dell’indifferenza, e così bisogna attendere il Maggio 2011: nella data di morte di Napoleone appoggia il sedere sullo sgabello della batteria Luca Zenere, un giovane (il più giovane!) talentuoso, con la forza necessaria nelle braccia per scuotere le coscienze e farti supplicare “Ti prego, basta!”… Si, il metal era un genere che gli Hung Over non avevano ancora considerato, non avevano forse nemmeno mai ascoltato, avevano probabilmente anche duramente criticato: ma Luca è in grado di infilare fill di batteria mutuati dai Pantera o dai Metallica ovunque, anche nei lenti più drammatici.

Nel frattempo, con un treno che sostiene le chitarre dissonanti del Capo e la voce acida di Scatter, nascono le canzoni, in fondo l’unico motivo per cui valga pena iniziare un viaggio così tortuoso: il tema sanremese dell’amore non è contemplato perché nessuno degli Hung Over sa parlare d’amore, perché c’è troppo amore nei testi delle canzoni di tutti i tempi e ce n’è troppo poco nel mondo che ci circonda. Evidentemente parlare d’amore nelle canzoni non ha alcuna utilità sociale. E quindi le tematiche che sorgono spontanee tra gli accordi e le batterie assordanti della sala prove sono tutt’altro: ribellione contro il sistema politico italiano, corrotto e incapace, astio nei confronti del convenzionalismo borghese di facciata, ripudio della musica “in scatola” dei talent scout .

La vita distorta che vediamo dentro la televisione, le facce false di molti che ci circondano, distorte dall’ignoranza o dalla falsità che le anima dal profondo: ecco, di nuovo,  la vita è una merda e Hung Over è Guy Fawkes! Qualcuno comincia a chiedere a Scatter perché colpisca il pubblico lanciando le aste dei microfoni durante i concerti…..ecco ora sapete perché! People, Wake up!

Vedono la luce: “Wrong Choice” [ “Non lo sai che tu sei il loro gioco preferito?”], un’accesa invettiva contro le falsità della classe dirigente, ancora convinta di poter abbindolare il popolo bue con piccole bugie e stratagemmi televisivi; “Insecure” e “Happy little sight”,entrambe proiezioni interiori per spiegare come la società odierna riesca a distruggere ogni ragionevole certezza; “Listen Beth” e “Throw me high”, oscure ballate che raccontano di amori sepolti dall’angoscia e dalla paranoia.

La band si esibisce in Padova e dintorni per tutta la seconda parte del 2012: numerose sono le apparizioni al festival “Bachiglione Beat”, dove il palco costruito nel bel mezzo del fiume rende magica (o tragica: vedi edizione 2012!!!) ogni esibizione della band. Nel 2011, Scatter si era immerso nel fiume mentre cantava “Fixed down in a hole” e tutti avevano temuto una sua fulminea morte “in diretta”: ma questo non è un reality, perdio!!

Il 2013 si apre con la più bella delle sorprese che una band possa desiderare di trovare nella calza della befana: un bassista, che è anche un batterista, un percussionista, un chitarrista ed un cantante! Signori e signore, ecco a voi Jacopo Arca ( in seguito detto per brevità “Ja”), l’uomo venuto dalle esotiche lande sarde, capace polistrumentista e dotato di eccezionale spirito creativo. Il cerchio si chiude e la band è completa: come se non bastasse, Ja apporta alla band, come preziosa dote, un pezzo che, ad oggi, è uno dei più riusciti della band, “Ping Pong match”, un’altra appassionata invettiva contro il sistema politico italiano.

Attualmente la band sta registrando il suo primo disco, dopo anni di demotapes che si sono alternati in tutti i principali social network (facebook, youtube, soundcloud). L’obiettivo non è il successo: l’obiettivo sarà raggiunto e la band potrà serenamente sciogliersi quando tutte le ingiustizie di questa crudele società si saranno finalmente dissolte. Quindi: lunga lunghissima vita agli Hung Over!

Samira Said is one of the biggest Arabic superstars today with a repertoire that exceeds 50 albums and many massive hits and successful music videos.

Diva of Arabic Music is what Samira Said Fans like to call her. This is due to her ever changing style and image in her music and appearance. To many, this may seem like a negative thing; however, in Said’s case it is hardly so. Singer,songwriter, performer, producer, actor —is there anything Samira Said hasn’t done, and done exceedingly well? One of the most accomplished singers of the three last decade of the Arab world.

Born in Rabat, Morroco, Samira began singing at an early age. She grew up inRabat in Morocco and was almost instantly praised for her beauty and charming personality. People knew these would carry her far, but it was only when shegrew a little older and began singing that people realized she was destined forgreat things. Her parents realized this and they began entering her in singing competitions. Always a favorite of the judges, she often won, and launched her professional singing career from this. Soon after she was the most popular singer in the country.

However, she decided to move to Egypt so she could make a major impact on the entire Arab world. Sensing her greatness, many producers took her on and she began crafting beautiful songs, and recording many Arab favorites.

Early career

Samira began singing professionally at the age of 9. Encouraged by her family,she began her career by participating in talent shows. Her first appearance ontelevision was in the show "Mawaheb".

In a short time, Samira Said, as she is known in Morocco, became one of theleading names in her home country. Her best known works include"Maghlouba" and "Wa'ady".

Said's ambitions extended beyond Morocco and following the advice of her idol and friend, Abdul Halim Hafez, she moved to Egypt to expand her career.

International career

In 1980 Said sang Morocco's first (and so far only) entry in the EurovisionSong Contest. In the early 1980s, Said recorded a song called "Al hob Elli Ana Aichah", composed by Mohamad Sultan. She went on to record with big names in the music scene in Egypt, including Baligh Hamdi, Helmi Bakr and Mohamad Al-Mouji.

The meeting with Baligh Hamdi was considerably going to enrich the directory of the Moroccan young person, by composing her songs like: "Ben leef", "Sayidati sadati", "Malich eenwan", "Akher hawa". Another meets with Mohamed Soltane by 'Hikaya' , 'Methaya li', 'Ellila dee', 'Kassidyakoulouna aanni kathiran'.

Till now she still search the big tube, she worked with Mohamed El Mougi ('Yadamiiti haddi' from the only movie of Samira Said) Khaled El Amir by 'Shoft habibi', 'Helmi Bakr' by 'Lilet el ouns', 'Ech gab li gab', 'Amrak aajib', 'Menghir sabab'.

It is Baligh Hamdi who finally composed to Samira the magnific song"Aalemnah el Hob", who she presented it counting for the festival of 'Layali' of television in Cairo, in 1983.

After this song Samira became star among the first stars in Egypt and she continued with Baligh by "Ketre el kalam" song "Asmarmalak", "Malak mosh zay aawaydak"

Later Samira worked with Gamal Salama who composed her gracious song "Algani baad youmine" with whom dominated during a very long period the Hit-Parades. The new couple does not stop there, rather they presented another song it was 'Mosh hatnazel aannak Abadan'.

After that, Samira and after these big successes had to prove nothing more inEgypt. Another challenge was outlined that the position of the great star didnot allow her to darken.

The next few years in Said’s career were exploding with success. Her popularity however, picked up as she emerged with beautiful hits like “Aiwa Bashta’lak Sa’at” (Yes, sometimes I miss you) a sultry, jazz quite cheesy but sexy track, “Oyoonak Alit” (Your eyes say so) and Al Gani Ba’dyomein (He came two days later). Samira’s ever changing style picked up new armies of listeners as she transitioned in and out of the many styles and genres out there. Gambling her music career away and outrageously experimenting in every situation possible, Samira became known for her blatant and unconcealed mentality as this was vividly seen within her music.

In 1998, we saw a lot of change for Said when she emerged with her “Al Bal” (On the mind) album. The title track, a livid, furious call to her loved one,stormed the Arab world. The dramatic and very sexy video, showed Said’s striking side. Said was dressed in a black sleeveless dress with a black shawl spontaneously fluttering across her body. With wind effects blowing her hair,fires burning everywhere and Roman style statues engulfing her, a wonderful video was created. That same album had a great bunch of hits, the philosophical, mind-numbing “Halit Malal” (Situation of Boredom) and the wetand jazzy “Beteegee witimshee.” (You come and you go.)

The next few years witnessed even more success for Said. With the Rohi (Mysoul) album, Said experimented with new producers and lyricists creating agrand album. The array of the many styles she experimented established new groundrules for the Arab song. Bringing her Moroccan influence back into perspective,the album progressed into becoming yet another hit for Said.

In 2000, we witnessed the release of “Lailah Habeebee,” (One night, my love) the title track of the album, won the best video award in the Arab world for 2001. The video which cost significantly more than your average Arab music video, showed Said in a state of depression and anxiety. With the pathetic fallacies being anything but pathetic Said showed her dramatic side. Rainpouring in and out of every possible place, wine glasses breaking at Victorian style settings, the video was remarkable! The album had one of the most beautiful ballads ever sung by Said, “Te’dar Te’oli” (Can you tell me?) moresaucy jazzy influences with “Malee,” (What’s it got to do with me?) grooving tracks like “Moshta’alak” (I miss you) and of course, not leaving anything behind, Samira had the enticing “Beyban Alaya” (It shows on me) a traditional Arab track, longer than the typical pop song, with recurring, mind boggling lyrics. “Lailah Habeebee” was definitely a winner!

2002 came along and many, who have never heard of Samira Said before, had suddenly heard of her. “Youm Wara Youm” (Day after Day) is not necessarily her finest work to date, but definitely her greatest achievement. She had achieved what I’d like to call partial international stardom. With the two international awards, Said has definitely, with no doubt, set new standards for herself. Manywill argue that “Yom wara Yom” is not a work of art, but merely a commercially driven album. To an extent there is a lot of truth in that statement, for “Yom wara Yom” was released by “Alam El Phan” a record company famous for creating the best selling albums. It would be wrong to say that it was just the music that created such success. “Yom wara Yom” was very cleverly crafted, in every possible way. The album had the great collaboration with Cheb Mami. Marketing wise, the album had premieres in Virgin mega stores in Dubai and Beirut. The album cover itself was pretty catchy and the video of “Yom wara Yom” need less to say was spell bounding, raising controversy across the Arab world, revealing Said’s sexy and wild side.

In 2004 Samira's new album is out and this album was a success too, with the singles 'Aweeny Beek' wich video is shooted at Barcelona (Spain) and 'Makhalas'. A promotional Concert for this Album promotion took place at Cairo in2005 will Samira sang too Youm Wara Youm.

In summer 2005 Samira rekindled an old flame between her and her Tunisian fans during her performance at the Carthage festival, she sang a collection of songs in different dialects varying from Moroccan to Egyptian, Lebanese, and even western.

In 2006, she again struck gold with "Kolena Enssan" (We are all humans), a new song for Africa Cup of the Nations which she sings in French,English, and Arabic. "Kolena Enssan" debuted at the opening of theC.A.N. in Cairo.

In 2008 Samira Said (Saeed) reinvented herself once more as a disco-diva for the release of her tenth album Ayaam Hayati "Days of my life". The album not only spawned several hits (most notably "Already - Awam Kida","Hob Mayouss Minoh - Hopless Love" and "Nefssi Atkalem - I WishI Can Talk", but also sparked a renewal of interest in disco among main stream music fans. It also won the MEMAwards for Best Singer and best Album of the year. Samira's Thirty-Three studio album, Days of my life (200 [8)] , sold almost 600,000 copies in its debut week, easily topping the charts.

The latest video clip by mega star Samira Said for the song “Hob Mayoos Minoh”(Hopeless Love) from her last album was directed by Hadi Al Basjori and the story of the clip is about a girl in her car while it isdrowning in the sea. As hersoul rises up to the sky she accuses her lover of betraying her and tells the story of their failed relationship

In 2009, The 6th Arab Radio and Television ART Festival announced winners for the 2008 round in music, as voted to in a record pan-Arab survey that covered Arabs at home and in exile, in all spanning 60 million voters. Samira Said gotan honorary award for her comeback after a 3 year hiatus, through her latest album, Ayaam Hayati Days of My Life, for which she was awarded a Distinguished Creativity Prize.

Also, Samira Said won the Murex d'Or award for best female artist in North Africa/ the Middle East.

Style

Samira Said has achieved an unusual longevity in the Arabic world, frequentlyadopting new stylistic influences, such as Tarab, Raï and Jazz. She has workedwith a variety of young talents, producing a series of albums including"Inssani", "Khaifa", "Ashka", "EntaHabibi", "Kul Dee Eshaat", "Al Bal", "Rohy","You Wara Youm" and her latest album, "Aweeni Beek" whichwent on to sell more than 25,600,000 copies.

Solo artist Samira Saïd reinvented the very basis of the contemporary Arabic song medium, paving the way for music video just over 20 years ago. Since her one-woman revolution, composers have morphed classical 20-to-30-minute songformats into short, camera-ready forms, and she has been *the* term of reference for an entire generation in the performing arts throughout the Arab world. She is often imitated but impossible to duplicate. Flamboyant yet discreet, Samira is an awe-inspiring creator whose passion gives new meaning tothe word charity. As an example for all -- don't just stand there, do something-- she gives intelligently, discreetly and powerfully, even when the world hasn't yet realized it needs to wake up. Courage, strength and conviction areher middle names -- she always ends up standing up for what is right, whetheror not it's fashionable or popular, destroying taboos and launching AIDS awareness in the Arab world, as well as rallying other European and African stars to the urgent need to aid earthquake victims across North Africa. As abeacon of tolerance, she has spearheaded mega concerts to draw people together after the riots in immigrant suburbs across France, and to bring about solidarity between all religions, whether performing at the Vatican (Diva SamiraSaid was the only Arabic artist to perform in front of the former Pope JohnPaul II), or taking the show on the road where other stars dare not go,bringing her joie de vivre live to people in Gaza. Not just another star in the sky looking pretty, but a voice for humanity.

Awards

The Diva Samira Said won more than 40 AWARDS around the Arab World and other.In 2003, the Diva Samira Said won a World Music Award and a BBC award for thebest artist in the Middle East with her album 'Youm Wara Youm' (the title trackof which is a duet with Cheb Mami)

Samira Said's fan base increases with every new album. Her concerts are constantly fully booked, sometimes with so many people that it exceeds the capacity of the stage at which she is performing.

Discography

1. El hob elli ana a'aycheh (1980)

2. Bitaqat hob (1980)

3. Ben Lif (1981)

4. Hikaya (1982)

5. Allemnah el Hob (1983)

6. Ketr al Kalam (1983)

7. Methaya'li (1984)

8. Lilet el Ouns (1984)

9. Ya Damaiti Haddi (1984)

10. Ehki ya Shehrazade (1985)

11. Youm akablak Fih (1985)

12. Ech gab li gab (1985)

13. Amrak ajib en (1986)

14. Ana walla anta (1989)

15. Moch hatnazel a'anak (1986)

16. Sibak (1986)

17. Ya ebn al halel (1987)

18. Ghariba (198 [8)]

19. Sibni louahdi (198 [8)]

20. Ensani (1989)

21. Ba'adin neta'ateb (1990)

22. Choft el amar (1991)

23. Hannitlak (1992)

24. Khayfa (1992)

25. a'ach'a (1993)

26. Enta habibi (1995)

27. Kolli de echa3at (1996)

28. a'al bal (199 [8)]

29. Rouhi (1999)

30. Laila habibi (2001)

31. Youm Wara Youm (2002)

32. Awweeni Beek (2004)

33. Kolena Enssan (We are all humans) (2006) - single

34. El Hayate We Essalam (Life & Peace) (200 [8)] - single

35. Ayaam Hayati (Days of my life) (200 [8)]

36. Be W1nner - Samira Said featuring Fnaïre (2010) - single

37. Min Tourabak - From Your Dust(2010)- single

38. Lahetini El dounya - Life Got in the Way(2010) - single

39. Yarab Ana Gitlak - Back to God(2010) -single

40. Khalouh - Let Him Be (2010) - single

Samira Said needs no intro for sure! Samira Said is one of the biggest Arabic superstars today with a repertoire that exceeds many albums and many massive hits and successful video clips.samira Said will back with her upcoming eagerly awaited killer album and it will be her huge comeback from the Arabic Music Queen The Diva Samira Said.

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i walked in a saloon 
at high noon, 
the moonshine sipper;
Spit a new rhyme 
till it's hasta la vista,
The king balloon twister, 
smash your transistor
"It's the High Plains Drifter"
that had to resist the
Sickness of the city life, 
I sat by the river;
A packet of Rizzler 
and a flask full of liquor;
Made the locals ask: "who's the masked figure?"
Fill a page 
with the pain 
it seems 
you can't picture.
The last heavy hitter, 
so many consider me
To be very bitter; 
switching up my delivery
Stitching up my injuries, 
and flipping imagery
Mixing toxins 
till I'm lost in the synergy
Drown in my misery, 
a man of mystery
I stand in the blistering heat as the epitome
Of the anti-hero, 
tipping my Stetson;
Space cowboy 
I drink whiskey with George Jetson

Two thousand and one, 
the space western
Quick on the draw, 
bring a war to your section
Blood Sport veteran, 
contraband cargo
The known desperado 
rolled into Lago

I ride with lost peasants, 
hot stepping across deserts
Letting the dust settle 
for sheep 
who watch shepherds;
Yeah I rock sessions, 
with unorthodox methods
The messenger, 
ready for death 
when God beckons
On frontlines worldwide kids have got weapons,
And grey skies hide sunshine from the heavens,
I'm threatened, 
by the seven sins of my species;
I don't need TV, 
I read tea leaves
Smoke the peace pipe, 
in the chief's tepee;
I speak freely, 
the 3D graffiti 
writer;
Is kinda like the new easy rider
More bad apples in the crew than cheap cider;
I breath fire, 
the propane flamethrower,
Man the fort
for this hostile takeover;
I play poker-faced, 
hold an ace
Tucked up my sleeve, 
leave your mouth 
with a sour taste;
That's just how I play the game nowadays
Apologies to the crowd: I'm a hour late…..

Battling me? 
That'd be 
an embarrassing mistake,
Like promoters 
who don't get the "H" in the right place;
My mic stays in close range, 
I travel the low plains
But drift on a high 
like cocaine;
Exchange words 
with the man with no name,
Inspectors, 
throwing up letters on the ghost train;
I rotate, 
like old brakes 
on chrome plates,
Hunched up, 
punching keys 
till my bones ache
I blow fakes outta the water, 
chucking harpoons,
You can't move, 
running on the spot like a cartoon;
Leaving a trail of destruction when I pass through
The drunk fool, 
fighting off demons with a barstool;
Screaming "Ja Rule", 
my instincts are carnal,
The dirty rascal, 
or the king of the castle?
I'm partial to both titles,
 the soldier's quote in the Bible,
Holding my rifles to false idols
I love the crackle on the old vinyl, 
I rock break loops,
And make moves from my HQ
I stay true to the ancient ways
The herbalist 
curb-surfer 
riding paper waves

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