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CairoScene
26-06-2025
- Entertainment
- CairoScene
June 12
Shuffle | June 12 - June 25 We picked the best new releases that came out from across the MENA region and beyond over the past fortnight, featuring fresh tunes from the likes of Nxdia, Tamtam, Rasha Nahas, and El Sawareekh. In this edition of our bi-weekly cocktail playlist, 'Shuffle', the SceneNoise went down the rabbit hole to handpick the best releases that came out from across the region over the past fortnight. The playlist features new music from the likes of Tamtam, El Sawareekh, Nxdia, Rasha Nahas and more. LA-based Saudi indie artist Tamtam dropped a new single from the vault, 'Begin Again', which appears to be an outtake that didn't make it to her latest album. Through contemplative yet hope-filled lyrics, Tamtam chronicles her journey of self-discovery and new beginnings, highlighting the serenity and beauty that comes with starting afresh. She offers a new perspective to view the world, one that surpasses the fear that comes with swimming against the current, but rather focuses on the beauty of staying present and the promise of clarity and serenity. Next up, we have Manchester-based Egyptian-Sudanese alt-pop star Nxdia with 'Body On Me', from her brand-new fearless mixtape, 'I Promise No One's Watching', a compelling coming-of-age diary of the chaos that comes from trying to be everything and nothing at once. Meanwhile, Egyptian electronic duo Husa & Zeyada come in with 'Kelmetein', a beautifully unhinged psychedelic electro cut, blending gypsy grooves, retro Egyptian pop and rababa arrangements with psych synths and bold brass hits. The playlist also features Bitter Mouthfeel with 'Ebki', Rasha Nahas' 'Ghanneli', along with Inji's brat-coded dance banger 'Good Time Girl' and Musiqar Fantazia with glitch-hop 'Motarbike'. TRACKLIST: Tamtam - Begin Again Inji - Good Time Girl Jaylann - Ha Wlidi Earlobe, Rima Sharkawy, One Be Lo - Rather Than Farah Nakhul - Ya Bent El Sawareekh - Dayra Nxdia - Body On Me Doaa El Sebaii - Fi Hekayat Roy Chalach - TareE2 Tenye Nour Khan - Sarab ft. Ahmed Kore BIJI - Left Right Sunny Daze - Last Night JenJoon - Doggi Bebi Zanib - Up Musiqar Fantazia - MOTARBIKE Theo Alexander & Qow - Doniya Tegebak Amin Jeff x Waran Kruz - Let It Shine Abu Muhammad - Ya Bint Ana Booda x Kok Da Boss - Mahragan El Habayeb Donia Wael & The band - Ezay (Live Session) Husa & Zeyada - Kelmetein AlBakri - Romantic Misr Rasha Nahas - Ghanneeli
CairoScene
30-05-2025
- Entertainment
- CairoScene
Husa & Zeyada Release Indie Electronica Single ‘Got It Bad'
The track is accompanied by a remix from Argentinian house maestros Hernan Cattaneo and Mercurio. May 30, 2025 Egyptian electronic duo Husa & Zeyada has recently released a new single, 'Got It Bad', a stirring indie electronica cut that peels back the layers of emotional struggle. The track, released under their newly-launched label Soundscool along with a remix by Argentinian maestros Hernan Cattaneo and Mercurio, might be the duo's most vulnerable offering to date. Zeyada's raw lyrics and ghostly vocals ebb and flow between her partner's sparse, stripped-down instrumentations in a delicate balance of tension and release, one that captures the complexity of letting go without ever tipping into melodrama. Hernan Cattaneo and Mercurio's remix of 'Got It Bad' flips the track's minimalist production into dreamy progressive textures with slow-burning melodic builds that are spacious and trippy.
CairoScene
23-04-2025
- Entertainment
- CairoScene
March 27
The playlist features fresh tunes from the likes of Nadia Ali, Lella Fadda, Maurice Louca, and even Ed Sheeran. Apr 23, 2025 On this edition of our bi-weekly 'Shuffle' playlist, the SceneNoise team brings you a saucy cocktail of releases from across the Middle East, North Africa and beyond. First off, we have Lebanese rapper Professor Z with 'Balad El Sham', a heartfelt ode to Palestine, Syria and Lebanon that touches on themes of resistance, brotherhood and unity. The track celebrates Levantine defiance against oppressive regimes, occupations and ethnic cleansing. Next up is the Algerian-born American-Pakistani electronic legend Nadia Ali, who is coming back with her second solo single of the year 'The Edge' after a nearly 15-year hiatus. This self-produced hypnotic deep house groover merges 2000s nostalgia with a contemporary touch. The playlist also features Iranian producer and songwriter Ilya Salmanzadeh collaborating with none other than Ed Sheeran on a Persian-inspired pop tune, 'Azizam'. Egyptian rap icon Lella Fadda shows up on Carly Gibert's remix of 'Everything New'. We also hear from Tehran-born DJ and producer Nesa Azadikhah with moody heart-pumping techno anthem 'Hallucinations'. TRACKLIST: Husa & Zeyada - 'Waladi' Professor Z - 'Blad El Sham' Ali Refai - 'Ajam' Nadia Ali - 'The Edge' Abdullah Miniawy - 'Kneel for Truth' ft. Erik Truffaz Ed Sheeran - 'Azizam' ft. Ilya Salmanzadeh Alay - 'Next One' Carly Gibert - 'Everything New' ft. Lella Fadda Nesa Azadikhah - 'Hallucination' PLOT RECORDS · [PREMIERE] Nesa Azadikhah - Hallucination [PLOT RECORDS] HASNA - 'Tu Ne Resteras Pas' DALIA - 'Kul Hesabati' Mohamed Ramadan - '2aloo Eh' Maurice Louca - 'El Taalab' Zein Al Arfeen - 'Eh El 3amal Ya Ahmed'
