Arabic Electronic Music: The Making Of The New Album
A blog about the journey to making and creating an album including new Collaborations such as (artist) and much more.
Here is our first attempt at creating music together. We are both still working on our individual projects but are very excited about this collaboration! I have been working on my solo project for a few years now and it has been a very rewarding experience. I have learned so much from working with other artists that have inspired me along the way. I am excited to share my journey with you all soon!
The Making Of (artist) New Album
A blog about the journey to making and creating an album including new Collaborations such as (artist) and much more.
I think it’s important for anyone who is releasing music to have a tool that helps them keep their fans up to date with what they are doing.
I hope this blog will help you see the process in making an album, maybe even give you some inspiration or tips along the way.
My latest album, ‘The Making Of’ was released on (date) via (label). It was a long process from start to finish, but I feel confident that it’s the best thing I’ve done so far. Here is a little bit about how it came about.
A blog about the journey to making and creating an album including new Collaborations such as (artist) and much more.
If you love music, you will love this blog.
I have always been a fan of electronic music, especially the arabic version. This is when I started to listen to old songs from my youth, and then began to remake them in a modern way using electronic music.
This blog will follow my journey to creating an album, including new Collaborations such as (artist) and much more.
It’s almost time for the release of my new album and I’m going to show you the process of making it.
Since I knew that this album was going to be different from anything else I’ve done, I wanted to try something new, a documentary style blog. It’s going to be a diary of the process and a look behind the scenes. The whole process is going to be documented by my friend, who will be recording everything that happens as we make the album and capture moments that are important to me. This journey is going to take us from Jordan to Berlin all the way to Los Angeles.
The idea for this album came about two years ago in Berlin where I met with my longtime friend and collaborator (artist), we started jamming together after a couple of days in his studio we realized that what we were doing was really good so we decided it would be a good idea if we made an album together.
I feel like this is one of those rare albums where everything just falls into place perfectly, from the timing of when we were both available for the project to how everything went down during those 6 months we spent making it. (artist) has a very unique approach when it comes to music production, he doesn’t work on any computers at all
We are pleased to announce the launch of our new album.
We would like to take this opportunity to thank you all for your support, dedication and loyalty over the years. Your kind words of encouragement have inspired us everyday and we are so happy to finally be able to share this new work with you.
The new album is a collection of some of our favorite moments from our shows around the world. We have played them in front of millions of people, both at home and abroad, and now we are putting them into one package for all of you to hear.
We believe that music is the universal language, and it is our job as artists to spread that message to as many people as possible. We hope that you will join us on this journey into sound!
The genre is most popular in the North African countries of Morocco and Tunisia, and the Lebanese capital of Beirut. A musically conservative region, Arabic music has been largely untouched by Western pop music, with the exception of Egyptian singer Dalida who sang in both Arabic and French.
But now a new crop of Arab singers are emerging on the international stage, including Tunisia’s Emel Mathlouthi and Syria’s Omar Souleyman.
The two artists have become friends after meeting at music festivals and touring together in Europe. Together they have now launched an album called Yarit, which means ‘friend’ in Arabic.
“We’re living in crazy times,” says Emel. “When you’re surrounded by walls that divide people, you want to show them how beautiful we are when we’re together.”