Syrian singer Nassif Zeytoun has a new single out entitled Faragouni (They Separated Me), It's about a man who has dealt with separation by reasons beyond his control. Syrian singer Nassif Zeytoun has a new single out entitled Faregouni (They Separated Me). It's about a man who has dealt with separation by reasons beyond his control. The … Continue reading Single Saturdays: Nassif Zeytoun – Faregouni →

Armenian-Lebanese singer Rayan has released a new single entitled Ana Aam Khounak ( I am cheating on you, or I'm cheating you). The story is about a man whose relationship ends because of his partner cheating. Hany Assaf wrote and composed the song. The music is Arabic Pop, with parts that sound like classical Arabic … Continue reading Single Saturdays: Rayan – Ana Aam Khounak →

Lebanese Popstar Najwa Karam has a new single entitled Baasha Tafasilak (I like your explanations)*. The story about a woman who loves hearing the reasons her significant other gives her why he cares about her. The music is Arabic Pop, mixed with Folk and Darbakeh. Adel Al-Iraqi composed the song. Darbakeh, drums, and some tambourine, classic Middle … Continue reading Single Saturdays: Najwa Karam – Baasha Tafasilak →

Lebanese singer Carole Samaha has a new single entitled Bet'Amen Bel Sodfe (Do you believe in coincidences?). The story is about a relationship that ended, and the woman asks herself questions on what went wrong. Marwan Khoury wrote and composed Bet'Amen Bel Sodfe.  The genre is Arabic Pop mixed with Classical music, especially a symphony. The rhythm has … Continue reading Single Saturdays: Carole Samaha – Bet’amen Bel Sodfe →

Syrian Pop Star Nassif Zeytoun has released a new single Sallemi (Say Hello). The story is about, in my interpretation, making peace with your past and live in the moment. The music is Arabic Pop combined with Dance and Electric music. Fadel Suleiman composed the song Sallemi with an upbeat and cheerful tone. There are two instruments that I … Continue reading Single Saturdays: Nassif Zeytoun-Sallemi →