The three Moroccan artists unite on ‘Wen El Hob?’, fusing North African pop and UK club sonics together to make an instant earworm.
This week's playlist features new music from The Synaptik, Mostafa El Nesr and Lferda.
This year, the festival has billed the likes of Sama' Abdulhadi, 47Soul and Madmotormiquel.
Amman’s iconic underground party series MNFA makes a long-awaited comeback with a 13-hour showcase featuring ZULI, Toumba and regional selectors.
Founder DJ Awadly reflects on his mission to build reliable infrastructure that encourages connection, collaboration and knowledge exchange within the electronic music scene.
She left Palestine after October 7th. Now, Rola Azar performs wherever there's a stage, and guards the part of herself that was never only about the cause.
Egyptian producer Jana weaves metallic sound design into bass-heavy trap-inspired production on her latest EP 'Khazan A7zan'.
The Saudi Arabian DJ duo delivers a thoughtfully curated deep house mix, featuring some of their original productions.
The new venue on Egypt's North Coast arrives with a huge summer schedule starting August 24th.
Rather than signalling a complete reinvention, ‘Feek Haga’ broadens the Egyptian singer's sonic palette, showing a willingness to experiment without abandoning the sensibility that defines her work.
Once again, Nacelle brings back its North Coast weekender, this year with a lineup featuring Arc Du Soleil, Franky Wah and SOS, among many others.
The Synaptik turns checkpoint chaos into bouncy satire on ‘Thawili’, blending electronic beats with sharp storytelling and dark humour.
Taqbir channels punk into protest, responding to patriarchy and religious control with a sound grounded in resistance.
Titled ‘3RB TOUR’, the tour kicks off on August 13th in Amman, featuring two other stops in Beirut and Damascus.
P+US is bringing a performance that goes beyond the DJ booth, where music, lighting and visual design combine into a single immersive experience
From founding Al Massrieen and scoring film classics to launching the careers of Amr Diab and Mohamed Mounir, Shenouda left behind a decades-long legacy that revolutionised Arab music.