The four-track vinyl marks the debut release for the Lebanese producer on such a prestigious electronic imprint in Berlin.
Taking a leaf from Japan's Jazz Kissa culture, WSLA 0.3 listening and dining experience is taking a new shape, unfolding across three acts: intimate dinner, listening bar, and dancefloor.
Palestinian rappers The Synaptik & Carlo join forces on 'Nafs el Kalam', produced by Sleiman Damien, to deliver a striking reflection on burnout and cyclical heartbreak.
Lebanese artist Dana Hourani reflects on memory, loss, and South Lebanon’s Litani River in her bittersweet single ‘Badkon Shi’.
The track was originally composed by the late Egyptian maestro Hany Shenouda, leaning into rock and dream-rock textures through an arrangement by Ahmed Tawfik and Hossam Ragab.
BADER & Whyvsef fuse breakbeats, trap, and grime on their experimental joint EP 'Ward & Shouk’, with a rework from Amman-based producer Abudayyah.
The Egyptian producer brought together a roster of Egypt's top stars, the likes of Lella Fadda, El Waili, Shahyn, Fifty El Ostora and more.
Egyptian rapper Ashry showcases rapid-fire bars over a hard-hitting trap beat in his latest single 'Falaky'.
The Tunisian collective is celebrating its fourth birthday with an all-regional lineup, featuring ISSAM, Willillah and more.
The playlist features new music from regional superstars like Elyanna, alongside future favourites like Thoom and De.ville.
Egyptian artists Chiati & KairoKid pair emotive vocals with crisp melodic house production on their latest single ‘Feels Like I’m Dreaming’ released via Madorasindahouse Records.
The Tunisian DJ and producer presents a refreshing, intoxicating cut that could become a bold new dancefloor favourite.
This week, the playlist features fresh releases from regional stars like Dada and 7liwa alongside Egyptian rapper Showkey.
The three artists unite on a wistful, piano driven jazz-rap track grounded in raw introspection.
Assasi and Bilad El-Sham Collective bring 12 Syrian MCs together on ‘Syrian Cypher 2 (963)’ to bridge the generations of the country's rap scene.
Montreal-based duo De.Ville blend 80's inspired production with North African sensibilities on their latest saxophone-laced single 'Palm Tree'.