Taqbir channels punk into protest, responding to patriarchy and religious control with a sound grounded in resistance.
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.
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.
This week's playlist features new music from the likes of ElGrandeToto, Showkey and Shehab.
The Canadian-Egyptian duo offers a concise but cohesive statement that sets the stage for their upcoming album, To Belong, while hinting at the broader sonic world they are building.
The collaborative EP strips Sudanese rap to its bedrock of contrasting vocal chemistry and sharp lyricism.
The album arrives as a dynamic, ambitious EP blending traditional Sudanese grooves with lush instrumentation.
Tawsen breaks down his album ‘Chokran,’ blending high-energy dance beats with raw melancholy and deep gratitude.
Released as the second single from the Lebanese artist's upcoming album, Afterlove, the track draws on the emotional language of classic Arabic love poetry.
The night will also feature Beirut-based DJ and producer Aladin on opening and closing duties, alongside a special guest performance from Anas Arabi Katbi.
The Saudi Arabian DJ brings a refreshing mix of UKG, footwork, Juke and ghettotech, featuring cuts by talented producers like JMT and PJ Bridgers.