Efta7o El Bwab (Free Style)

3ashanak 3arabi

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FT.WE7&WALAA SBEIT - مع ولاد الحاره وولاء سبيت

HANDCUFF THEM WAR CRIMINALS -   كلبش مجرمي الحرب

Hanna Cinthio - https://soundcloud.com/hanouneh

New Year, Hanna Cinthio Feat Suhell of DAM
New Year's Eve/Gaza

So it's New Year's Eve got my glass filled
bottle of champagne chilled
lookin at the crowd around me bubblin' like they all thrilled
DJ's looking real skilled
Mek we hit the dancefloor and forget about reality like all dem likkle youth killed
All dressed up got plenty dollar bill in me pocket
Dem fireworks a-blastin me eyes out their socket
But I know some people get a different kind of rocket
I feel my mind drifting south
I get a bitter taste in my mouth
And as the celebration 'round me increases
I know my old block gets smashed into pieces
As the sky lights up from bonfiring
I know some people be running from gunfiring
Dem be looking for cover until the enemy's done firing
Not every blast be non-violent

Said it's New Year's Eve
Don't know how we could be so naïve
Raise the glass and cheer as we toast to the New Year
While dem a lie and deceive
I said it's New Year's Eve
And I don't know what to believe
Scheming and plotting in Washington and Tel Aviv
Murderous plans that cause my people to grieve

سهيل نفار:
أوه غزّة, غزة في قلوبنا
أوه غزّة, أم المقاومة
أوه غزّة, تبكّي كل الأمة
أوه غزّة, رافعة راسنا كلنا
سنة جديدة حرب قدميه, بقصّة جديده
أللي صار بسيدي صار بأبوي وبصير فيّ
أوه غزة, بيت لهيه بيت حنون وجبالية
ألوف المتصاوبٍين وفيش محل بالمستشفى
حصار, قصف من الجو بحر وبر
وأنت جوّات الدار بردو بخطر
أوه غزة, غزة ألهاشم
أوه غزة, ولا مرة تركع دايماً بتهاجم
أوه غزّة, غزة في قلوبنا
أوه غزّة, أم المقاومة
أوه غزّة, تبكّي كل الأمة
أوه غزّة, رافعة راسنا كلنا

Said it's New Year's Eve
Don't know how we could be so naïve
Raise the glass and cheer as we toast to the New Year
While them a lie and deceive
I said it's New Year's Eve
And I don't know what to believe
Scheming and plotting in Washington and Tel Aviv
Murderous plans that cause my people to grieve

Ghost town chill anna rumours of war
On Salah ad-Din and Omar al-Mukhtar
Shockwave impact wipes the streets clean
From Rimal to Midan Filasteen
Colour explosion like a cartoon
From Rafah to Beit Hanoun
Duck and cover fiyah soon come
UN resolution - what a bam bam

(OH GAZA) - New Year - Hanna Cinthio Ft. Suhell Nafar of DAM

"Elemental" bring you the sound of culture and ancient traditions in a classic electrifying way, a journey into a mesmerizing musical world that combines different genres by sounds and vibrations that develop with the plot. 
In this everlasting and melodious trip, you will be made to witness the seven elements secrets, ranging from deep beneath the earth to the highest state of the galaxy. The magical combination of water, spirit, metal, air, fire, wood, and earth will give you the ability to forget your sorrows and take you to great fantasy and divine satisfaction.

Elemental

07. Ashes To Ashes

06. Tropical Rainforest

05. Plasma

04. Two Bees In Action

03. Brown Alga

01. Mariana Trench

 soundtrack of the film
Salt of the sea by Annemarie Jacir (DAM's Song Shidu al Himme produced by K Salaam)

2008

Milh Hadha al-Bahr (Bahriyya)

Biography
In 1999, after years of friendship, four young Palestinians, living in Akka, Palestine, joined together and formed one of the first Arab hip hop groups: MWR. Mahmoud, Waseem, Richi and Charlie (dj Chuck) do not mince words. Their lyrics speak to their unique experience as Palestinians living within the borders of Israel. Essentially they live as third class citizens in their own homeland. Typical to young people all over the world, American hip-hop has been a great influence on the group's music, as has its Algerian counterparts. MWR uses music both as an effective method of self-expression as well as a tool to draw attention to the plight of the Palestinians. Rapping almost entirely in Arabic, they sing about racism, poverty, drugs, the Israeli occupation, and the lack of support from the Arab governments. Their political focus and sharp, often biting lyrics, combined with strong hip-hop beats and an unforgettable stage presence, have earned them fans around the world.

"Because I'm an Arab" topped the charts for two weeks on a Haifa radio station, and MWR was named band of the year. The group has appeared on CNN, MTV EUROPE, and other television networks worldwide. Most recently, they performed in France. This was, in fact, their first trip outside of the country. Additionally they have appeared throughout Palestine - their performance at a rap festival in Nazareth last year drew thousands of people. For more info on the band, as well as links to some of their press, and songs you can download, go to http://www.menhon.com/singers/albums/24/MWR

A broad coalition of U.S. community, social activism and artist groups have collaborated to bring MWR to the country. We see this as an opportunity to build bridges between communities of resistance, and to bring energy and inspiration to these movements. As far as we know, this is the first time a Palestinian hip hop group has toured the US.

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MWR - Palestinian Hip Hop

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