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“Bahrain is an open coun­try and full of var­i­ous styles of mu­sic tak­en from her­itage and de­vel­oped by many artists.”

“I like Jazz mu­sic, I like clas­sic and Nah­ma. That is where I find my soul.”

“The oud is the ‘weapon’ through which we can show our ca­pa­bil­i­ties as Arab mu­si­cians in the West.”

Mu­sic in­spired by the mo­tion of the sea – from fish­er­men’s melodies to Bedouin desert songs.

We meet the ‘god­fa­thers’ of Mo­roc­can mu­sic in the coastal city of Casablan­ca.

We dis­cov­er how dif­fer­ent mu­si­cal ex­pres­sions live to­geth­er in the same land.

An eclec­tic mu­sic scene pul­sates through the Lebanese cap­i­tal.

Egypt’s mu­sic over­pow­ers its lis­ten­ers, so much so that we re­turn to hear more unique sounds from this an­cient land.

‘We choose freely be­tween var­i­ous styles of mu­sic. We do what we want and what we feel like.’

‘I searched for those peo­ple who had a spir­i­tu­al re­la­tion with singing.’