Arabic Music is depressing..

Yeah, there always heart injuries and pain, etc. If contemporary Arab music reflects the reality of the Arab world then I wonder how the population is increasing so fast.

You cannot generalize !

I never liked arabic music…they all sound the same to me and most of them talk about the same thing…its like time for ppl to get out of their little comfortable box called ‘conformity’ and try new things man!

btw interesting blog…
kloude

I lived in the US for 14 years and during this time I only listened to Arab music. It is a matter of reference and this is a free world. I love Arabic music because they speak to my mother language and because I grew up with them. I also love them because they capture how I feel about love, hate, anger, happiness, and every emotion you can think of.

slt ca va moi hanane de maroc :meow:

pour moi arabe musique est mal moi j’adore occidental musique :tatty2.gif:

i really dont understand arabic but i love to listen the music… even sad songs soung nice. please share more songs

Hey have you ever heard Niyaz? They have a distinct Persian sound (does that count as Arabic?) but with a global/trance electronica twist. I love them – Azam Ali’s voice is amazing and they have just the right amount of that trance beat to make it ‘cool’ for western audiences. Check them out http://www.sixdegreesrecords.com/artists.php?artist=Niyaz they just released a new record yesterday: and you can hear a sample here: http://sixdegreesrecords.com/support/Ishq.mp3

Also you might like Bendeniz from Turkey, she is more pop/hip-hop sounding if you go for that: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sypzhfqbeyo

I understanding what you’re saying here.

But as seen there in your list, Sherine and Sameera Saed are both Arabic pop singers. And as far as pop music goes, it always has the tendency to be cheesy, overdone/shallow, corny, tenaciously boring, but upbeat nonetheless – regardless of any language it’s sung in.

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