venerdì 31 maggio 2013

Aida Nadeem عايده نديم







Aida Nadeem’s music is the sound of deep cultural roots, creative daring and free expression, full of the bittersweet ache of exile and the fierce creativity of a maverick artistic spirit. Born in Iraq, exiled to Denmark, steeped in the avant-garde and the raw, beautiful sound of her Arabic roots, she is an extraordinary singer, dancer and wordsmith, a beacon of independence and integrity in a world of homogenised commercialism.

Aida was born in Baghdad. Growing up in the downtown section of the lively Middle Eastern metropolis, she was inspired by the cultural diversity and progressive politics that surrounded her and sang, danced and wrote poetry from a young age. She studied at Baghdad’s prestigious Academy of Music and Ballet (specialising in the bassoon!), subsequently joining Iraq’s symphony orchestra and all the while listening to classical and avant-garde music, alongside the Arabic beats of Baghdad’s streets.

At the same time she became increasingly politically active (making a stand against the injustices she saw all around her), ultimately forcing her into exile in Denmark in 1991. Here she studied at The Royal Danish Academy of Music, simultaneously delving into the emerging global dance scene (Transglobal Underground, Talvin Singh etc) Out of all of these disparate influences emerged a new sound, a musical style uniquely her own, combining ancient tradition and cutting edge electronica, the East and the West, the head and the heart.
Aida has been honing and developing this sound ever since, over four albums characterised by increasing creative confidence, she’s moved away from generic “world beat” to something daring and personal. Along the way her compositions have featured on movie soundtracks, she’s been nominated in the “Boundary Crossing” category of the prestigious BBC Awards for World Music and won plaudits aplenty for her extraordinary live performances, which combine the full range of her deeply expressive voice with the agility and grace of her dance moves
You can hear the fullest realisation of this artistic growth on her latest recording Beyond Destruction. It’s an often dark and brooding affair, whose minimal, atmospheric backing is topped off with Nadeem’s majestic wail of a voice. Recorded in Copenhagen, Istanbul and Cologne, the album features Turkish strings and brass, the extraordinary Tunisian oud player and producer Smadj (a kindred spirit if ever there was one) and experimentalist Danish jazz guitar man Joakim Froystein. This is a set of contrasts, ranging from the blistering brass of “Turkman Folk”, to the sombre and evocatively string-drenched “Raheel” (which features the poetry of revered Palestinian wordsmith Mahmoud Darwish). Aida Nadeem has many important messages to share with the world and has found her own voice with which to express them.

(Source : http://www.aidanadeem.net)






Aida Nadeem è nata a Bagdad, Iraq. All'età di 12 anni ha iniziato a suonare il fagotto e qualche anno più tardi è stata chiamata a far parte della Orchestra Sinfonica Irachena. A causa delle sue attività politiche è stata costretta a lasciare il paese all’età di 25 anni ed ha ottenuto il rifugio politico in Danimarca nel 1991.

Poco dopo il suo arrivo è entrata all’Accademia Reale Musicale Danese dove si è diplomata in fagotto nel 1997. Da allora la composizione di musiche cross-over è sempre stata il suo più grande desiderio a cui si è dedicata con passione e professionalità.

Aida Nadeem ha tenuto numerosi concerti, ricevendo sempre l’entusiasmo del pubblico, al Roskilde Festival, ai jazz festival europei come nelle grandi sale da concerto.

La musica di Aida è un mix di elementi orientali, ambient, elettronica con in primo piano le sue stilizzazioni vocali. Il risultato è una performance di world music e di energia che assume un particolare significato nel contesto sociale e politico che sta vivendo il mondo odierno.

(Source :
http://www.dellamore.it  )






Aida Nadeem عايده نديم -  Out Of Bagdad خارج بغداد





01 - Baghdad
02 - Alef
03 - Khadri
04 - Yumma
05 - Risala
06 - Mild
07 - Hin
08 - Manfa
09 - Hin (Remix)




Aida Nadeem عايده نديم - Some songs




01 Ummara - Arabtronica
02 Nigadni - Arabtronica 
03 Intro- The Hidden Smile , 
04 Yahuta - The Hidden Smile
05 Tribute - The Hidden Smile
06 Hajaa - The Hidden Smile
07 Word Bomb - The Hidden Smile
08 Mushmos - The Hidden Smile
09 Jadida - The Hidden Smile
10 Go To Gate #1
11 Go To Gate #2
12 Go To Gate #3
13 A Space Exodus
14 lamia
15 salaat
16 Ya huta - Beyond destruction
17 Iraqi Folk - Beyond destruction
18 Raheel - Beyond destruction
19 Tribute to Adonis - Beyond destruction


sabato 11 maggio 2013

Arab tunes mixtape # 10 To Kashah , the belly dancer



Techno trance of Morocco, the trumpet of Ibrahim Maalouf, the particular voice of Aida Nadeem, the rhythms of the new sound of Lebanon, the soul of Oum and the experiments in sound of Omar Kamel.
A weird concept of music for belly dancing.


Dedicated to Kashah, the belly dancer.





01 Tazour - Mubaraka Bin Taleb
02 Shine - Oum
03 Ayna - Kasbah Rockers
04 Below the Mountain - Beach Belly Dance Babylon
05 Fun Does Not Exist - Natacha Atlas 
06 Moi et Toi - Abdel Ali Slimani 
07 Kim Dedi - Aziza A 
08 Risala - Aida Nadeem
09 Habibi maja - Aisha Kandisha's Jarring Effects
10 Min Nari  Feat. Assia- Mohammad Athieh
11 Oloulou - YAS
12 Words of Love & Light - Omar Kamel
13 Esse Emme - Ibrahim Maalouf
14 Azoza (feat Angels Of Harem) - Beirut Biloma
15 Tobiga's Atlantic - Amira Saqati
16 Kan Binna Wiam - Siham Asif
17 Blossoms - Elepheel







Ahmed Adaweya احمد عدوية






Ahmed Adaweyah has been shocking and delighting Egyptians for decades with his always acceptable yet borderline risqué songs. Adaweyah first worked in a cafe, but in 1971 he began performing songs forged in the crucible of the Cairo streets, full of working-class slang and double-entendres. Like many shaabi (working-class) musicians, Adaweyah specialized in mawal (vocal improvisation). From the beginning,Adaweyah worked the music scene hard, performing not only in Egypt but also on the English club circuit, and soon he began to rocket to stardom. Despite his considerable newfound wealth, Adaweyah remained a champion of the working class and a sly critic of middle-class complacency, stances that kept Egypt's censors working overtime. More recently, Adaweyah has been the subject of some criticism; his introduction of drum machines and synthesizers in the early '90s was seen by many as a step backwards, while rumors circulated that the great singer had been emasculated by an angry Saudi whom Adaweyah had jilted. After a lengthy spell recovering, he returned to recording in 1990.
His son Mohammed Adaweyah is a classical singer, who made an album called el-tayyeb a7san in 2000.





‫ولد أحمد محمد مرسى (أحمد عدوية) فى 26 يونيو سنة 1945 فى محافظة المنيا, و كان من أسره متوسطة الحال, فكان والده تاجر مواشى و له 14 أخ و أخت, بدأ مشواره الغنائى سنة 1969 فى شارع محمد على و بدأت شهرته سنة 1972 حيث كان يقوم بالغناء فى الحفلات و الأفراح, و من خلال حفل زفاف الفنانه شريفة فاضل الذى حضره عدد من الفنانين و الصحفيين و الذى كان يغنى فيه تعرف أحمد عدوية على صاحب كازينو الأريزونا و عرض عليه العمل هناك و كانت بداية انطلاقه,حيث قام بعد ذلك بتسجيل اسطواناته من خلال شركة صوت الحب, و من أشهر أغانيه بنت السلطان, السح الدح امبو, حبه فوق و حبه تحت, زحمة, ألخ..... و لحن له العديد من الملحنين الكبار مثل بليغ حمدى, سيد مكاوى, هانى شنوده و حسن أبو السعود, و تزوج أحمد عدوية سنة 1976 و أنجب ولد اسمه محمد و بنت اسمها وردة, و استعانت السينما المصرية بأحمد عدوية فى العديد من الأفلام لجماهريته الواسعة و حب الجمهور المصرى و العربى له, و تكلم عنه و احتار فى أمره الكثير من الفنانين العظام مثل الفنان عبد الحليم حافظ و محمد عبد الوهاب, فقال عنه الفنان محمد عبد الوهاب "انه أجمل صوت شعبى سمعته فى حياتى, و اذا كنت أشبه الغناء الشعبى ببدلة الرقص الشرقى الجميل فعدوية هو الترتر الذى يزين هذه البدله و يجعلها تلمع و تضيف البهجة و الفرفشة", و قال عنه الشاعر أحمد فؤاد نجم "ان عدوية هو خليفتى فى التسلل الى روح الشعب المصرى ببساطة و جمال و عبقرية ما يغنيه" ‬









Ahmed Adaweya احمد عدوية Qala2 قلق



01.Magnoon
02.2ala2
03.Alo
04.Take It Easy
05.Mawawil 1
06.Mawawil 2
07.Mawawil 3
08.Mawawil 4
09.Mawawil 5


HERE



Ahmed Adaweya احمد عدوية Aalemnak El Hesab علمناك الحساب






01.Rawa2
02.3alemnak El 7esab
03.3adi El Marakeb
04.Kharag 7abiby Wi Lam Ya3od
05.Mawal Yally Ma3ak El Ersh
05.Mawal Yally Ma3ak El Ersh


HERE



Ahmed Adaweya احمد عدوية Salam Meraba سلام مربع






01.Salam Meraba3 El Helw Yen7ab
02.Ekteb Lena Ya 2ady
03.7ady Bady
04.El Dor El Awalany
05.Mawal Betebky 3ala Eih

HERE




Ahmed Adaweya احمد عدوية Ahom Ahom Ahom أهم أهم أهم






01.Haz Ya 7ob
02.Shish Bish
03.Setah 3ala Setah
04 3eilah Tayhah
05.Welad El Gharam
06.Mawal 3atshan



Ahmed Adaweya  احمد عدوية    Bos Shouf Adaweya Amel Eih  بص شوف عدويه عامل ايه




01.Fozdok Ya Memaleh
02.Ana Eli Ramet El Zahr
03.Bos Shouf Adaweya 3amel Eih
04.Yakhty Esmaleten Beng Beng


Ahmed Adaweya  احمد عدوية     Ehna El Moalemin  احنا المعلمين



01.E7na El Mo3alemin
02.Mawal Ya Donya Damty Lemin
03.Sa7 Ya Me3alemah
04.Ya Donya Bet7iry El Ghalban


HERE


Ahmed Adaweya  احمد عدوية  El Marasil المراسيل





01 Rassy Rassy
02 Fih Far2
03 Mawal Ana Ely Alby Eshtakah
04 El Marasil
05 Ala2una
06 El Leil Law Tal
07 Mawal El Khasis


Ahmed Adaweya احمد عدوية El Menady المنادي




01.3eilah Tayhah
02.3eid El Milad



Ahmed Adaweya احمد عدوية Gouz Wala Fard جوز ولا فرد




01.Gouz Wala Fard
02 7al2 7oush
03.Mawal
04.2atr El 7abayeb
05.Ya 7elw El_Malame7


HERE


Ahmed Adaweya احمد عدوية Magaree7 مجاريح




01.We 7ayatak Ein 3esht
02.Mawal El 3eish Wel_Mal7
03.3ashek Ya 3einy 3alaya
04.Magaree7
05.Mawal El Zaman Wasu 3alena
06.Mawal El Moghanewateya
07 Mawal El Khasis



Ahmed Adaweya احمد عدوية Adaweya 4 عدوية 4




01.Ya Ta3ebny
02.Welad El Gharam
03.Mawal Ah Ya Zaman
04.Aghrab
05.Mawal Men Ba3d Tery
06.Rawa2
07.Mawal Ya Helw


Ahmed Adaweya احمد عدوية Adaweya 3 عدوية 3




01.Ya Zayed Fil Halawa
02.Aho Aho
03.Salamat Ya 3ena
04.Bang Bang
05.2atr El 7abayeb
06.Mawal Ya Beta3 El Naqa7



Ahmed Adaweya احمد عدوية Adaweya In London عدوية في لندن




01.Letel_Ab
02.Ya Leil Ya Basha
03.Ya 3einak Ya Gabayrak
04.Edeelo Ady
05.Mawail Sha3beya


Ahmed Adaweya احمد عدوية Mawawel 1 مواويل 1




01.Ya Helw Khalafteny
02.Bolbol We Tar Fel Hawa
03.Ana Eli Ramet El Zahr
04.Ya Alby Sabrak 3ala El Ra7
05.Ya Negma Ya Okht El 2amar
06.El Alb Eli Engara7
07.Ya Alby Sibak
08.3agby Ya Zaman
09.3atshan
10.Saba7 El Saba7 Yaleil



Ahmed Adaweya احمد عدوية Namimah




01.Baghir 3ala_Elset
02.Ya Ta3ebny
03.Namimah
04.Mawal Ya Beta3 El Naqa7

HERE



Ahmed Adaweya احمد عدوية Atarik أتاريك




01.Atarik
02.Qadi El Qadah
03.El 3eyoun El Khodr
04.Samak Shabar
05.Eish 7alak
06.Hekm El Zaman
07.Nassim El A7bab

HERE


Ahmed Adaweya احمد عدوية Bent El Sultan بنت السلطان




01.Oum Abdu Fein
02.Bent El Sultan
03.Count Di Monte Cristo
04.Saba7 El Saba7

HERE


Ahmed Adaweya احمد عدوية Zahma زحمه





01.Za7ma
02.Tigy
03.Mawall
04.Walah Le3eb El Hawa
05.Ya Wad Ya_ Manzoum
06.Mawawil

HERE



Ahmed Adaweya احمد عدوية Beet Adawya بيت عدوية




01.Bent El Amir
02.7abiby Ya 3asal
03.Music
04.Elah Da Ya 3azal Mawal El Khatwa Nasib
05.Salam 3alashan A7la El 3ersan
06.Music 2

HERE


Ahmed Adaweya احمد عدوية Sahea M3a Adawaya سهرة مع عدوية





01.El Sa7 Da7 Mbo
02.Salamtaha Oum_ Hassan
03.Kolu 3ala Kolu
04.Mawal Ya Alby Sibak
05.Mawal 3atshan
06.7obuh Fouk We 7obuh Ta7t
07.Set El Hawanem
08.Et3alemuha Ba2a
09.El Far7a Di
10.Mawal Ba7eb Gedid

HERE



Ahmed Adaweya احمد عدوية Ta2 Ta2 طأطأ


01.Setoo
02.Adik Te2ul Makhatsh
03.El Salamlek
04.Ta2 Ta2
05.3ala Fein

HERE


Ahmed Adaweya احمد عدوية Talbenak Bel7alal طالبينك بالحلال







01.Talbenak Bel7alal
02.Mit Mesah
03.Mawal El Oum
04.Aghrrab
05.Donya Ghazurah
06.Mawal Ah Ya Zaman



HERE

Ahmed Adaweya احمد عدوية - Very best



01.Isah Isah Imbou
02.Salamitha Um Hassan
03.Kolo Ala Kolo
04.Habah Fok We Habah Taht
05.Italimouha Baka
06.Bint El Soultan
07.El Marassi
08.Sibe Ana Sibe
09.Ahom..Ahom
10.Alih Tayah
11.Zahmah Ya Dounya Zahmah


martedì 7 maggio 2013

Abdel Ali Slimani عبد العلي سليماني




Biography by Andy Morgan, June 2003:If Lindsay Anderson were ever to remake his 1960s Brit-film classic ‘Oh Lucky Man’ and set it in the multicultural soup of modern London, then Ali Slimani would be the perfect central hero. Born and raised in the shadow of Algeria’s national football stadium in a respectable suburb of the capital Algiers, Slimani bucked the trend amongst his fellow Algerian youth by boarding a magic bus bound for England rather than France in his early twenties. He arrived in the murky smoke of the capital during the depression of the early 1980s and proceeded to play the immigrants’ poker game of survival; washing up, bartending, struggling with the language and the unfamiliar ways. His luck began to turn when he started to DJ at North African community weddings and fiestas, rolling out the latest rai and chaabi sounds drifting over from Algeria. Luck played a decisive hand when Slimani was asked to DJ at a concert given by rai superstars Cheb Sahraoui and Chaba Fadela at the Empire in Leicester Square. This prime slot started a chain reaction which bought him to the attention of Jah Wobble’s manager, and after a quick audition during which he was asked to sing Algerian football songs, Slimani joined Wobble’s band the Invaders of the Heart. After four fun-filled years touring the world Slimani took his leave of the Wobble express and recorded his first solo album ‘Mraya’ which was released on Real World Records. He was also invited to join Sinead O’Connor on Top of the Pops, thereby becoming the first Arab to penetrate that bastion of British popular culture. Five long years of touring and label searching followed, ending with the release of Slimani’s latest solo CD ‘Espoir’ on Harmonia Mundi Records, an album which faithfully showcases his mix of new electronic sounds and old Algerian pop, rai and Kabyle sounds. “’Espoir’ means ‘hope’,” says Slimani. “It’s the hope for peace in my country. There’s no other way. Peace between us is very very important.”Biography by Andy Morgan supplied by management, March 2003:Ali Slimani Survival is all about attitude, about winning friends rather than making enemies and about creating your own positive halo of goodwill under which your talents can thrive. Ali Slimani, who came to London from his native Algeria as an unknown hopeful a decade and a half ago, knows this instinctively. His musical talents and good-natured survival skills have bought him a helter-skelter ride to success, first as a DJ and percussionist, then as a singer and bandleader. His instinct for innovation has produced some of the most challenging music to come out of the North African scene in recent years, in which dub, electronica, hip hop and house are fused with Algerian rai, chaabi, Sahraoui and Kabyle in a totally fresh and unique way.In the five years since his acclaimed debut album ‘Mraya’ was released on Peter Gabriel’s Real World Records, Ali Slimani has kept afloat through highs and lows, touring ceaselessly, creating connections and broadening horizons. After a grinding search for a record deal Ali Slimani has finally found a fitting ally in Mustapha Terki, a French-North African-Canadian music entrepreneur with a sharp instinct for talent and trail-blazing Arab electronica. With the help of producer Veronica Ferraro, who has already fashioned soulful pop gemstones for artists as varied as Alannah Miles, Faudel, Wyclef Jean, Amina and Nass El Ghiwane, as well as Diane Pinet of Bloc Notes music publishers, who did so much to help the project bud and flower, Slimani is releasing a brand new album called ‘Espoir’ on Harmonia Mundi Records. ‘Espoir’ means ‘Hope’. “It’s the hope for peace in my country,” he explains. “I really want peace to come back one day, inshallah. Because there’s no other way. Peace between us is very important…..VERY important.”Ali Slimani was born and raised in El Anasser, a quiet and neatly respectable suburb of the Algerian capital Algiers which is home to the huge 20 Août football stadium where the young Slimani used to power the chants on the terraces with his derbouka, or Arabic drum. Although his parents wanted him to become a doctor or lawyer, Ali Slimani fell developed a passion for music and the sounds of Bob Marley, Jimmy Cliff, Alpha Blondy, Boney M and the Bee Gees. He also inherited a deep love for the heroes of the popular traditional music of Algiers, which is called chaabi, men like Dahmane El Harrachi and Mohammed El Hadj El Anka. Then of course there was rai. Like every other Algerian teenager Ali fell under the spell of the plain speaking, tough living heroes of rai music from Oran; Cheb Khaled, Cheb Hamid, Cheikha Remitti and Cheb Abdelhak etc. “The words were so important,” Slimani explains. “With rai you can sing about what you want, problems, women, love, no job. For my family the words were very bad and out of respect I couldn’t listen to rai music at home at that time. We used to go off with my friends to the beach to listen to it instead.”Whilst busking near Sacré Cœur in Paris during a summer holiday in the early 1980s, Ali Slimani got chatting to an English girl who inspired him to go to London and after a two year stretch of military service in the Algerian infantry, he finally made it to the English capital. It was a very strange choice of destination for a young Algerian at that time. Life was hard at first, with menial jobs and language problems, but eventually Slimani started to make himself an envious reputation as a rai DJ, with regular slots at the HQ in Camden and the Orange Club in west Kensington as well as plenty of work in the North African wedding party circuit. As his notoriety grew he was asked to audition for Jah Wobble’s Invaders Of The Heart, who were looking for percussionist and singer to replace Natasha Atlas. Percussion wasn’t a problem but Slimani had never thought of himself as a singer. But something clicked and Jah Wobble was seduced by his skills and easygoing manner. For four headlong years, Ali Slimani became part of the epoch making Invaders of the Heart, touring the globe, taking globally flavoured dub inspiration to the corners of the earth and eventually recording of ‘Mraya’, a landmark of modern rai-dub in which the whole Invaders of the heart crew – Jah Wobble, Sinead O’Connor, Justin Adams et al – played their part. In the wake of the album’s success, Ali Slimani was asked to contribute vocals to Sinead O’Connor’s hit ‘Fire On Babylon’ and even appeared on Top of The Pops with the baldhead Irish diva, the first Arabic singer ever to penetrate this bastion of British Pop.The real test of Ali Slimani’s mettle as a musician came when he went solo after The Invaders of the Heart. There’s no denying that times were tough and that Slimani needed all the survival instinct in his bones to keep carrying on. But all those years of hard work, hard touring and hard searching have paid off with the release of ‘Espoir’. “I think it’s better that I waited,” says Slimani. “I found the right people to work with and that’s important. When I met the producer Veronica Ferraro I said, “Ok, we’re going to do this album and we’ll do songs in nearly all the different styles from Algeria so it’ll be for everybody! That way it’ll be nicer.” Sure enough, ‘Espoir’ features a myriad of different styles from Algeria, all of which have been given an modern and unashamedly electronic makeover. Most of the material on the album was composed by Ali Slimani himself in partnership with other long-time musical collaborators like fellow Algerian Yazid Fentazi from the group Fantazia, a multi-instrumentalist, music obsessive and all round creative genius or the guitarist and producer Justin Adams, who is currently a cornerstone of Robert Plant’s new band. There are songs rooted in the urban chaabi tradition of Algiers like ‘Lirah’ and ‘Oulah Manansak’. There’s a song called ‘Elho’ from the Berber region of Kabylia, arranged by Slimani and Fentazi who is a Kabyle himself. ‘Sur La Route de Tamanrasset’ is inspired by Sahraoui music from the deepest Sahara but was recorded in deepest Hackney, London. ‘Moi et Toi’ is a raï song about cultural conflicts in man-woman relationships. ‘El Arabia’ is an Arabic dub song co-written with Slimani’s long time friend Rootsman from Bradford.Peace, hope and cooperation – these aren’t joke words, especially if you come from Algeria. Ali Slimani has brought together some of the greatest talents in North African music – Natacha Atlas, rapper Clotaire K, Yazid Fentazi, and singer Selma, whose husband was a victim of Algeria’s civil violence – to help him make an album that celebrates hope for a brighter future and for basic human understanding, rare commodities in these darkening times. “When I look at Algeria in the last ten years, if you wanna know the truth, I feel bad,” he says. “I cry, cry for my country. But hopefully it will get better, because it’s God’s will. Algeria will come back.”Rai is the music of a rebellion. In Algeria in the late seventies, the underground youth culture centred around the high energy, dance-based, hedonistic sounds of rai. Caught between encroaching fundamentalism and a repressive government, young people gathered in tents in the desert to dance, to go celebrate and to briefly escape from the powers of authority. The 16-year old Abdel Ali Slimani was taken to one of these "cabarets" by a friend. On stage, Cheb Khaled, who was to become one of rai's superstars, was performing. "For me, it was like a gunshot. Boom! So different to what I'd heard before. People smoking, drinking, belly dancing. And his voice! Brilliant! He had songs about love. Problems in the family. And drinking. It was really rebellious." Since those days, Ali has lived in Paris and London. He built up a collection of rai music, playing at Algerian weddings and world beat club nights. After playing a sensational show at the Empire, Leicester Square, he was contacted by Jah Wobble's manager, and three weeks later was the singer for the Invaders of the Heart band, contributing to the classic 'Take Me To God' album. Now he has released his own album, 'Mraya' (mirror), on Real World Records. The euphoric rebellion of rai is there but fused with the bass of Jah Wobble and decorated with textures from western musical styles, especially dub. It's an uplifting sound - sweeps of orchestration scurry across a strong beat, whilst Ali's voice pulls your arms into the air and sets you dancing. Ethereal backing vocals are added on a couple of the tracks by Sinead O'Connor and Natacha Atlas, giving a sultry, mystical feel. All in all, whether live or on CD, Abdel Ali Slimani is a treat for those yearning for something more than formulaic Western pop.


(Source : http://womad.org)


Abdel Ali Slimani عبد العلي سليماني Mraya مرآة




1. Laziza
2. Habibti
3. Zeyna
4. Mraya
5. Yasmin
6. Alger
7. Hadi
8. Ana Guellile
9. Ana Guellile Dub





 Abdel Ali Slimani عبد العلي سليماني espoir



1 Moi et Toi
2 S'habi
3 Intro Quanu
4 Mon Destin
5 Lirah
6 Oulah Manansak
7 Elho
8 Espoir
9 El-Arabia
10 Oullaouliya
11 La Route de Tamanrasset
12 S'habi Remix



domenica 5 maggio 2013

Arab tunes mixtape # 9 - So you say there is no arabic experimental music ?!!


Arab playing with machines.

Breakbeats,Downtempo,Soundscapes,Experimental,Techno, Chill Out and other strange sounds from the contemporary Arab world.

Dedicated to those (reactionary, liberals and progressives) who describe the Arab world using stereotypes.

Take this fucking assholes!!!





01 The tragedy of Hamid - Rami Abadir (Egypt)
02 Abraj  - Checkpoint303 (Palestine/ Tunisia)
03 Bliss - Elepheel (Lebanon)
04 Rokab - Bikya (Egypt)
05 Absent Presentees - Basel Abbas (Palestine)
06 Matkhafsh - Maghrebika (Algeria)
07 Electronic Genes  - Yousef Kawar (Jordan)
08 Aswatt il zamann - Ramallah Underground (Palestine)
09 Bala Imbarator - OkyDoky (Lebanon)
10 Om el shaheed - Soopar Lox (Egypt)
11 El Maglis - Omar Kamel (Egypt)
12 Ayub Al Misry - Kazamada ( Egypt /Palestine/Jordan/Lebanon)
13 The funeral - Radio Kvm & Munma (Lebanon)
14 Mazaj - Beirut biloma (feat.Oumeima) (Lebanon)
15 Nbrik Dub - Aisha Kandisha's Jarring Effects (Morocco)
16 'ala il bared il mistreeh - Boikutt (Palestine)
17 Snakes, Lizards and Shamans - Osman Arabi (Lebanon)
18 Ahmar - Al Nather (Palestine)
19 We were struck by love - El Iqaa (Lebanon)







giovedì 2 maggio 2013

Zemeken زَمكان








Formé en 2003 le collectif tunisien ZeMeKeN est constitué d'un groupe d'amis qui se connaissent déjà depuis longtemps (certains ont même passéissizième ensemble). Tous amateurs de musique et ayant toujours joué à quelque chose (guitarra, darbouka, shkoba, belote, shitranj wella dama) nous avons décidé d'enregistrer des morceaux juste pour s'amuser, "3al jao" voir même "3al faza"!
Le but de ce projet est de passer un bon moment avec un peu d'humour tounsi, des références aux fondations de l'identité tunisienne (on entend par là: bouga cidre, lablabi et la chicha) et un clin d'oeil nostalgique à cette enfance passée en compagnie de Qrinit il shalwesh, Zina wa Nahoul,Sasuki et Takaya Todoroki!
Le nom du groupe est la juxtaposition de deux mots: Zemen (le temps) et Meken (le lieu) et représente ainsi la notion du spatio-temporel (yiiiikdhib!).
Entre vie estudiantine pour certains et vie professionnelle pour d'autres, les membres du groupe se voient de temps en temps pour jouer de la musique et parfois des petites idées spontanées donnent lieu à un enregistrement. On ajoutera bientôt sur ce site des informations sur les membres du collectif et leurs instruments. 
Si vous êtes dans le trip zemekenien tant mieux et marhba bikom, sinon c'est pas grave (personne n'est parfait!) vous trouverez sur ce site des liensvers des musiciens qui feront, on l'espère, votre bonheur, sinon il ya toujours Michael Jackson! ;-)







Zemeken زَمكان - Midoun Ta3liq 





01 Il Hob 
02 Midoun Rhapsody 
03 Oum-Michel 
04 Stoufa 
05 Inti il Koll (feat. Neshez)
06 Skouza07 Jweb Fi Dabouza
08 Cheikh Kahfen09 Rajil Twil 
10 Bashar Ya Bashar feat.Neshez 
11 Al Khortobol 12 Shamel Janoub Acoustic 
13 Aamil Nadhafa ffeat. Neshez 
14 Mella Zhar

15 Diki Diki 
16 Shamel Janoub Electro 

HERE



Zemeken زَمكان - Shakmounistan





1. Ana Issmi Lebib
2. Doktour Hakim 
3. 3ami Chifour Blues
4. Cope Di Monde 
5. N7ib N7ib
6. Hbiba Forever
7. 7anen
8. Win-Tishar 
9. Shakamoon-Funk 
10. YaBneya Neshez 
11. MuGuF System 
12. 3ami Chifour Metal 


HERE



Zemeken زَمكان - singles 




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