From student movement to global phenomenon, EXIT is entering a new era, as Kovačević reflects on the festival's roots, legacy and future.
The latest episode of our long-running series welcomes Cairo-based DJ Hashad and an eclectic mix that starts with a deeper groove and gradually pushes into more energetic territory.
Brand-new Jeddah venue The Container launches this September with a five-night series featuring Apollonia, Ziad Zaza, Dish Dash & more.
Masked Egyptian pop star Tul8te looks to late-night talk radio for inspiration on his latest lovesick concept album, 'Sadeeq El Barnameg’.
The expansive 20-track album blends trap, electronic, and experimental hip-hop.to push Tunisian rap forward.
Lebanese-Jordanian MTRNM co-founder Michael Sabbagh on taking house music events to the places you’d least expect.
The album is accompanied by a 37-minute film, directed by Nazly Abu Seif, and starring Mahmoud Saad.
The Lebanese motion designer and VFX artist makes music visualisers out of the Excel look, running everyone from SoapKills to Lella Fadda through a grid of pulsing data cells.
The new track comes as the first taste of an upcoming new collaborative album by the two rising Egyptian rappers.
The acclaimed British band was detained by the Singapore police after showing pro-Palestine sentiments at their concert in the city-state.
This week, our rap playlist features new picks from some regional heavyweights like Shabjdeed, Didine Canon 16 and Afroto.
Tunisian rapper Wingz's latest album 'PARTY LIFE' is a 9-track dive into nocturnal hedonism and gritty North African trap.
The Egyptian DJ/producer's latest release on his imprint Love Attack Records combines gritty basslines, crisp percussion and organic textures, drawing inspiration from the early nineties house.
Jordanian artist Yazan Sarayrah builds microtonal techno around Bedouin heritage and Arabic maqams on 'Irth-Tronic'.
At Oakenfest 2026, Lebanese outfit Postcards reflects on why they continue to write music, and how performing live acts as a therapeutic release.
The track sees the Lebanese producer venturing away from the big room sound that has fuelled his rise, pivoting to a more introspective approach to house music.