This is a clever satire guide on the things youth movement in the conservative wing in America believes about Islam and Muslims. Needless to say those points are nothing new, not just conservatives make those mistakes, but liberals and independents make them as well.
This is actually funny video about politicians in general and stereotypes. Filmed in New York City and singing those lines about Islam. This is funny as well to see a white dude rapping.
This is a funny video but it also takes some time to educate about Islam by using newspaper clips that debunks some of those arguments.
The Young Conservative's Hip Hop Guide to Muslims (Satire)
Remember in those 18 days running to the ousting of Mubarak and his regime, the revolutionaries of Egypt were slabbed with the label of being elitists and foreign agents as their food of choice was made to be Kentucky. Kentucky is not cheap and it comes at premium...it's a recognizable American food.
While there was little Kentucky to go around, the people in Tahrir Square were eating beans and Falfel, no Big Mac and no pizzas, but that does not stop the jokes about it. Here comes LEFTY-M an Egyptian young up and coming singer picking on the subject.
LEFTY-M was quoted to have said, "I made this song so that the revolutionaries remember the trouble they went through during those 18 days" LEFTY-M is like many other Egyptian have had it with the politicians and participant in the revolution of the name calling.
If you ever wondered what would a Disney Fairytale look like in real life, look no further than the new music video of Saudi pop princess Aseel O (Aseel Omran) If you are in the lookout for dazzling colors, captivating images and breath taking animation, then you must see the latest music video for the song Mou Bil Sahel, "not that easy"
The music video is for the title song from Aseel's most recent video released two months ago. Please find some vivid colors, colorful outfits and some great makeup work. The music feels foreign and the fire dancers are not an Arabic tradition, but whoever put this music video together spent some real cash. and it shows.
There is some Indian, Irish and a New Zealand influence. Thank Al Aneen for the lyrics and the music. MBC for producing the Platinum Record for distributing
أسيل - فيديو كليب مو بالساهل | Aseel O - Mou Bi sahel video clip
See what happens with music legend Quincy Jones takes on a music project unlike any other project he has embark in in the past. The legendary musician and music producer has worked with many world class singers in the United States, but to take on an ensemble of Arab musicians and other world class musicians to collaborate on a music project adapting his famous song tomorrow.
Iraqi poet Kareem Al Iraqi wrote the lyrics, Majda Al Roumi, the Lebanese diva helped with the lyrics in Arabic inspired by the English lyrics of the original song, Iraqi world class musicians Kathem Al Saher will also perform and has contributed to the composition. Syrian golden diva Mayda AlHenaway will also be sing. Moroccan music producer RedOne (Ridwan) will be helping bring this project to light an wealthy United Arab Emirates citizen who loves music is backing the project.
there are many Arab names that have been attached to the project and we will find out soon more of those names--I saw Libyan Chab Jilani recording. Hussain Al Jasmi, Asma Lamenawar, Saber El Rebai are among the Arab vocalists I see an African American artists also recording the English part. As the short report indicates to get Arabic music side by side with Western melodies is not always easy.
This is a song that is not meant for profit, it's meant for messages and getting the people to relate to one another.
Quincy Jones makes Arabic charity record Tomorrow - Bokra
Watch this tribute video to one of Lebanon's most prolific singers of the 60s, 70s, and 80s. She passed away in 2009 and the Murex d'Or 2009 took note and paied her homage at the award ceremony. Postmortems awards have finally found someone that deserves them all the way.
She was humble, has a big presence always smiles, and always looks good no matter what she chooses to wear, the candle that always gives light, the flower that gives the best scent that's just few nice things they had to say about Salwa Qatrib.
Stay tuned for the montage about her career as more and more young voices learn about this princes and cover her old songs and she has many. There is a lot to say about her, too bad we have to say this wehn the starlet is no longer with us.
Hatem Fahmi, the Egyptian pop singer from 2005 and 200 is staging a comeback for this year, but the young man is making pop like it's 2000, not 2011. He is working to reconnect with the inner lover trapped inside him.
In this song of his that is meant to promote his new album, you get a romantic song with lots of love, but the song is about the lonely person that becomes of a lover. He sounds like he has been hurt, can he connect and make his comeback?
As for me, I want more of Hatem, I think he has so much potential than being the singer of teenagers who just want to cry all day long and not live their lives after a breakup. I want more energy and more "Forget you, I am going to live my life", true this is just one song, and there is an entire album.
Hamid Al Shari, the song of Libya has been very clear, just like the majority of the Libyan people he wants the lunatic dictator and his colorful family out. ever since the revolution broke out, he made it clear and moved to help out as much as he can by sending aid.
But his biggest contribution was in his music and his influence on other Arab stars whom he knows very well. now Hamid is back with a song in both English and Arabic dedicated for the Libyan mothers of the fallen. This is a slideshow as well with some heart gripping pictures. الي ام الشهيد
