Arabic/Middle Eastern Music Recs?

[jiyuuboyetsvi]

I recently went to a Hi-Fi store and had a really nice discussion with this Lebanese guy who worked there about Arabic music. He showed me "Enta Omri" by Umm Kulthum and I was blown away by how powerful her voice was and the command she had over the accompanying orchestra. I was wondering if anybody had any more suggestions for me to look into for music from this region of the world.

 

[Samatonic]

Salaam, here are a few that you may like,

- This is from Pakistan,

- This needs no introduction I believe,

- Just a Trap music I like.

And one more from the Legend - Abida Parveen & Naseebo Lal

 

[Nebulon_Galaxy]

The only middle eastern song that gets my comrades strong and true!
FOR THE GLA, WE WILL NOT BE OPPRESSED!

 

[SpcDaicon]

This one was quite popular in Brazil in the early 2000s due being featured in a popular telenovela at the time (the telenovela had arab/musling themed)

 

[OmegaPunch's iconOmegaPunch]

Looks like my time to shine!
A recommendation I have is
Sahsah Ya Maelma by Ahemd Adaweya.

Another is any song made by Ruby.

 

[jiyuuboyetsvi]

thanks yall for the recs. ill be bookmarking this! :D

 

[OmegaPunch's iconOmegaPunch]

[CONTINUATION, CAUSE I HIT THE "5 PIECES OF MEDIA PER MESSAGE" LIMIT]
And, last but certainly not least, Red Kalbi by Balqees Fathi.

Honorable mention:
Seta El Sobah by Husain Al Jassmi.

 

[NeonKnights]

 

[Potapota]

100% not what you're looking for and probably just shows my lack of cultural awareness but for some reason this popped into my head after reading this.

"We're losing this battle, start fighting or I'll find someone who can!"

 

[Yousef]

I recently went to a Hi-Fi store and had a really nice discussion with this Lebanese guy who worked there about Arabic music. He showed me "Enta Omri" by Umm Kulthum and I was blown away by how powerful her voice was and the command she had over the accompanying orchestra. I was wondering if anybody had any more suggestions for me to look into for music from this region of the world.

I’m a native speaker and resident, if you need questions asked, lemme know, I’m somewhat choked at the moment so I can’t send anything but a few moments later I will : )))

 

[_Lorenzo_]

When I was living in France I discovered Raï and a great exponent of this genre was Khaled (Cheb Khaled) who then ranged into other more pop areas. One of his most famous songs was Aicha which had become a catchphrase at the time.