Mohamad Bash, The Love That Destroys

Syrian singer Mohammad Bash is trying to breakout into Arab music and he is back with force with a song titled, "Your Love Destroyed Me", this is real dramatic song about a lover who just cannot let go. The song is recorded in Egyptian dialect and it sure will earn some fans as this style of sad songs seem to be welcome in Cairo.

Bash will be given an aware the MEMA award for best up and coming singer for this song of his "I Shall Forget You". A soft song with a sweet guitar about a guy who seems to always miss his loved one. Another thing about Bash is his mother's family also comes form Jordan.

Bash came to fame when he took part of the 2009 season 6 of Star Academy! So if the name sounds familiar it's because of that. On other news, Bash is one of the many singers in Syria who are sticking by Bashar Al Assad and pretend that everything is just fine in Sytia when in fact , it's far from being over.




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Remember When Nancy Ajram Caused Uproar in Jordan

Jordan's number one music festival is making a comeback after 4 years of being gone due to various factors, the biggest of which the festival brings naked entertainers to entertain the unemployed youth. That was the biggest problem with it, plus Islamists wanted to bring it down due to the cover politicians use to bring those shows. There might have been some corruption involved too.

The Jarash Festival 2011 is going to make the news again, but I am one of those http://www.blogger.com/img/blank.gifpeople who grew up enjoying watching on TV concerts held there, back then there was no naked entertainers at all. I think thought 2003 was the biggest flop year for the concert as they invited back then up and coming pop singer Nancy Ajram, and everyone was there at the concert.

There were the politicians, important figures in Jordan/s business, politics and tourism. The and King was and has always been the official sponsor of the festival. Then came Nancy with one of her lowest moment in that dress that leaves little to the imagination. If you read Arabic, then you will enjoy this very funny rant about the dress. To her credit Nancy has not dressed like this ever again.

Ammar Hassan Concerts in Amman Jordan

The second home for most Palestinians in the West Bank is Jordan, and that's also true for Palestinian entertainers in the West Bank, they perform in Jordan and feel they have finally made it. So when you are a big name in Palestine pop and romance, and you almost won the title for Super Star, then you go on Tour in Jordan.

That's what Ammar Hassan did. Except that he did not sing pop, he went for the oldies that he has mastered with his manly voice. Music Boss, the production company Ammar Hassan singed with organized those concerts. Of course the young singer sang Palestinians song as part of the show like Rozana.

A number of TV network aired the concert live, we have a clip of his concert.

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Best of Star Acedemy 7 Sings Live

He is from Jordan and has a manly voice as well as romance. She is from next door Iraq, excelled in romantic songs and Gulf Dialect, there was rumored romance between them. But as of now they all want to be stars. Frankly, they are quite some of the finest singers on the season and any other season.

Are they going to establish stardom? or will this be their honeymoon period--usually one year following the season they participated in. I really like those two singers and I think they are among some of the finest young voices in the entertainment world. It's a shame it takes so much to put out an album, I think they will entertain.


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Mohammad Qwaider A Jordanian Who Can Sing

Mohammad Qwaider came form Jordan to take part of the popular show Star Academy season 5ive, his voice can cover a wide range of styles, he has his sweet side that does romance like they used to do in the old days. He has the dark edgey side that makes him the dangerous boy. But if he wants to party, he can also make some killer Lebanese style songs like the ones they make Debka rounds go crazy.

I heard a duet by him few months ago with Maryam Fakher Eldeen and I was impressed by his Hany Shaker like emotions and voice quality. But this summer he has a new surprise for us. in Zilzal, "Earthquake" in Arabic a very passionate love song with a Lebanese beat.

The opening Mawal (prelude) to the song reveal the true quality of Qwaider, he takes on a new challenge, only manly voices can cover this style and Najwa Karam is one of the boys in this business. He is still the sensitive boy with a guitar who can sing and play music, not merely perform.

Here's what this star has to do, get out on TV and talk to people, ditch this gangster look and maintain your brand, Jordan is awesome, but there is a world out there.

Mohamad Qwaider - ZilZal / محمد قويدر - زلزال


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Jordinain Aziz Maraka Dazzles Spain

Born in Tunisia in 1983, lived there for 10 years, and then moved back to Amman Jordan where he lived a normal life. But he has always gravitated toward music and art, he has his keyboard, then later studies Piano in London.

I must say, as an artist, I am influenced by certain events or phases that I have experienced in my life. War is certainly one of these.

Maraka was not too keen on Classical performance, but he has felt that writing music is his own thing. To build on his skills, attended the Music Academy of Jordan in 2001 for a year, then I was granted a scholarship to study in America where I finished my Bachelor studies in Music Composition. And this born an indie star in Africa, Asia and North America in his journey to take his music to the world.

Watch Aziz takes his who to Casa Arabe in Madrid where he appeared with his band. If you are into jazz, rock or Arabic melodes, you might want to Join his Facebook to keep tabs on where he might be popping next

Aziz Maraka Live at Casa Arabe - Madrid

Mohammad Ramadan, Another Wedding Song

Is it me or does it look like every Arab singer this summer is trying to have wedding song? Let's count who we know so far, Amira Fathy (girl pop), Joseph Attieh (dude can sing) Mayssam Nahas (Lebanese cuteness) and that just in Lebanon. Egypt has few other wedding songs.

Now the latest to join the lineup is Jordanian singer Mohammad Ramadan, who took part of the Star Academy Season 7, and had a very successful romantic song late last year. He is back with a summer song for wedding, "My Wedding Night", he sounds like a Lebanese singer in this one. All Masculine, confident and overpowering the music played in the background.

I like this song, but I am sure the guys will enjoy it a lot more than the gals, because men can dance to this track, debka works too. The lyrics are festive, and manly too. It will also play well in his country too--Jordan welcomes those songs too.

محمد رمضان ليلة عرسي - Mohammad Ramadan Laylet Oursi‬

You Say Jordan, I Say Omar Al-Abdallat

Jordan has many pop singers that are now coming to entertain the larger Arab listener. Jordan has not been know for great music--they make some good TV dramas, but not much music. I remember when we first got a glimpse of Jordanian music when in the early 90s we saw Omar Al-Aballat singing for Jordan.

He wears the red kaffya and only the red kaffya making him the native son of the land, thus he can be the number one singer in that country. While he has been making music for two decades, his fame is big in Jordan, but has not translated much beyond the borders of the kingdom.

Still Omar is the proud son of Jordan who is the all Jordan star who can do no wrong. While his style can also fit in Lebanon and Syria where the melodies and the beats are similar, it might be that he does not work hard to build his name outside Jordan. If he goes mainstream, he might have to give up that Jordanian flavor about him. So for now it seems he is happy with the private gigs he gets in Jordan.

عمر العبداللات - بالله تصبو هالقهوة - عل العين موليتي