From Jamie Jones and Amr Diab to ‘All Day I Dream’ and P+US, Sahel’s 2024 season brings a tidal wave of global talent, iconic beach venues, and back-to-back weekends of pure energy.
Fifty and Sadat El 3almy reunite on ‘Meen Dol’, the second track from 'Mlook El Sa3ada', blending classic up-beat energy with a modern critique of the Mahraganat scene.
Led by Tunisian producer Deena Abdelwaheed in partnership with WRST collective, the residency provided emerging Lebanese producers with a space for experimentation, learning and cultural exchange.
Berlin-based Syrian producer Anas Maghrebi blends Arab folklore with UK bass and electropop on his first album as abu muhammad.
Music Nation gets the green light from Ministry of Economy to protect music rights across the UAE, in partnership with BMI.
Debuted at Paris Fashion Week, ‘Love Machine’ blends tech house with nostalgia and live vocals from opera talent Lily Farid.
Donia Wael closes her EP with a lush live session for ‘Ezay’, performing for the first time with an all-female backing band.
This week’s Playlist features hits by Bitter Mouthfeel, Fares LUNN and DYSTINCT.
This is your chance to showcase your skills at one of the region's most exciting festivals.
Rasha Nahas returns with a cinematic track about survival, recorded between Berlin and Brooklyn with a global team of collaborators.
Moroccan rap phenomenon Small X gives us a sneak peek into his current favourite tunes, featuring Kendrick Lamar’s ‘Feel ’ and Radiohead’s ‘Scatterbrain’.
Jamie Jones brings Paradise Ibiza back to Egypt’s North Coast with a sun-drenched lineup set to take over Solare on July 11th.
From viral moves to celebrity shoutouts, Alexandria’s funniest duo is dancing their way into Egypt’s heart.
The Taipei-based DJ and producer brings us an hour avant-garde mix of Asian influences and broken beats.
Taking place in Arnaoon Village, the festival will welcome a sprawling lineup of over 40 prominent electronic acts from across the globe, the likes of Innellea, Toman, and Binh.
Produced by Egyptian beatmaker Tayyab, the track blends shaabi with pop and hip-hop elements.