The Egyptian rapper tackles the weight of betrayal in his latest single, blending early-2020s trap with gritty, brooding vocals.
The Bahraini-born electronic festival is heading to Zanzibar once again with a massive roster of regional and international artists, featuring Zeina, Hugo Martinez, Dr Banana and more.
The Egyptian rapper fires vicious bars over heavy trap beats, dismantling doubters and haters across her five-track debut EP.
Lebanese acts Adonis & Taxi404 team up on 'Kalam ElMlouk', a breezy French-Arabic single reimagining life as royalty.
The French-Moroccan rapper takes a sonic detour, delivering a captivating performance that blends rapid-fire rap bars with merengue rhythms.
On his latest EP ‘ALFAA’, Cairo-based artist Mahib Sleat cycles through rap subgenres with atmospheric production and a sharp narrative arc.
This week's playlist features new music from Abyusif, ZAF, as well as exciting collaborations, like Amira Adeeb and Arsenik and Wingz and Kiev.
Sudanese rapper Kordofani channels cynicism and self-reflection at jaw-dropping speed on his Sintax-produced single 'Kharej Al Netaq'.
Jordanian producer Altrivers crafts a lush, impressionist soundscape before driving his latest single ‘3yooni’ into raw electronic catharsis.
Hip-hop pioneer Assasi tells us about uniting 12 MCs on ‘Syrian Cypher 2’, bridging the veterans and new generation of rappers.
ZAF expands his signature trap sound into darker terrain on his newest album, shifting from heavy flexes to raw fatalism across 24 tracks.
'Masaha' started as a song he forgot he'd written, then became two entirely different ones. The Palestinian musician opens up on the double release, and why he refuses to let trends shape his music.
The tour kicks off on October 26th in Dublin, featuring two other stops, one in Paris and one in London.
In a candid interview at Beirut's TEMPO Summit '26, the iconic Lebanese artist shares with us what keeps him excited to make music today and his musical philosophy.
Taking place at Metro Al Madina, the show will mark the end of a five-year musical journey for the Lebanese-Syrian duo.
The Palestinian-Jordanian trailblazers bring their signature Shamstep sound to the KED Beirut stage, with upcoming tour dates around the region.