Irish-Egyptian DJ and producer RASSLXN takes us on a ride through some of the freshest drum & bass, and jungle cuts.
Taking place in Arnaoon Village, the festival's new homegrown edition features Omar Fayyad, Shadi Megallaa, Automatic Writing and Audiokult.
Kordofani's latest single draws on the musical heritage of Western Sudan, pairing traditional courtship songwriting with a modern, reggae-inflected groove.
The twosome brought together 61 DJs from across the Kingdom, setting a record for the 'Most People in an Online DJ Mixing Video Relay’.
This instalment of 'Shuffle' spotlights a mix of emerging voices and established names from across the region, the likes of Oliver Azzi, Jaylann, and Ellisar.
For its first iteration, the newly-launched all-Arab festival has billed the likes of Cheb Khaled, Lella Fadda and more.
We've spent decades treating music as free. The streaming giants didn't devalue it alone. More of the blame lies with us than we'd like to admit.
The global party series has billed the likes of Seth Troxler, Ahmed Spins, Brunello and Gawdat.
Produced by Yo Asel, 'Njoum' is a breezy, club-ready pop single that's hard to shake.
From ElGrandeToto's long-awaited album, 'SALGOAT II', to Abyusif and Arsenik making amends on 'The Sting', here are MENA's newest rap tunes.
Lebanese artist Sandy Chamoun's second album is a stunning refusal to grieve quietly. Mournful, defiant, and stranger than you'd expect.
This episode on our artist-curated playlist, 3ala Mazag, we have a Palestinian-Jordanian producer, Big Murk, with a taste-making selection of his all-time favourite tunes.
“I’d been drawn to Marina’s bold and vulnerable vision for a while, so working with her felt aligned from the start,” Zeyne says.
Italian-Lebanese artists Ilaria and Vanessa Makhoul pull back the curtain on how Andrei Tarkovsky inspired them to shoot the music video for 'SAMA' in Bulgaria.
Taking over the historic ETKO site in Limassol, the 2026 edition of the festival will also feature MRAK, Argy, CamelPhat, and Monolink.
The trio, Aly Eissa, Ayman Asfour and Jonas Cambien assemble a single psychedelic voyage across 40-something minutes, with no intermission.