mercredi 27 avril 2011

Ramy Gamal's Malish Da3wa Be 7ad Is Out




So the youth of Egypt and the lovers of Arabic music as well as music exctives are all stoked about the release of Ramy Gamal's latest and first album. This album is testing the water in sales ever since Mubarak left office and no one has dared to release an album. Ramy was supposed to release his album months ago, but he kept postponing it and now it comes.

This young composer has decided to venture into singing, couple of singles later, a music video and a thousand press release later now comes the album, go purchase it please. Here is the track list and my review of them.

01.2odamy, this song is made for people who love to dance it up, it will make a DJ happy and someone who believes that love is dreamy. It feels like Amr Diab song.
02.Mafadsh Beya, the soft and sweet guitar make this song a winner, a darker song about everything that goes wrong in love. You play this song when you have been wronged. I like it
03.Mosh Kadab, a textbook pop song, a happy song about the inception of love and the very sweet days of early love. It plays like a conversation between someone who is excited about love
04.Nadely, a very tender sweet spirited song, Ramy opts for the lover inside him. He sounds good here as you can see some of his good attributes his vocals have to offer. The music sounds old though.
05.Hasal 5aer, another club mix to please the DJs of the Arab world and the 20 something young professionals who like to party.
06.fo2t Meta5r, he sounds a bit like Tamer Ashour in this track, which is to say he sounds really good in this dramatic song.
07.Ha5af Men Eih, I feel this is a filler song, Ramy just wanted one more song, so it was this song, I do not feel the lyrics. The music feels outdated like 2002 style.
08.Hatfr2 Eih, another breakup song about giving up on a relationship. I like how Ramy sounds here, like the voice you need when someone is about to deliver you bad news. Move on!
09.Y5lek Leya, some great music, and Ramy does well when telling the tale of his past relationship. His voice is made to do songs like this one. He puts some energy and emotion here
10.Etfadl Emshy, this sounds like an original song, I like it it does not lecture you.
11.Mosh Be Mazagak, a change for a happy song and a confession of someone who has fallen in love, it's a candid song that gives you warmth. I can see this song playing in movies and weddings
12.Getlak, slow is the way to go when you have a song titled "Your Mistake", you know it can be an angry subject. Instead this is a song by confused soul that has taken some beating.
13.Malish Da3wa Be Had, the title song has to be good! Fresh pop is how to describe this song, a very passive title, but an upbeat song overall. Honestly, this song could have been better

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