The rough guide to arabic lounge
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With its colorful souks, its sensually draped belly dancers, turning to the rhythm of the darbuka and the Arabic orchestra, the oriental dream has long shaped the imagination of travelers and musicians. Unprecedented travels and migrations, urban diversity, and hyper-connectivity characterize the post-colonial and post-modern world of recent decades. Whether based in London or Beirut, Middle Eastern artists have also experienced new forms of lounge music, blending neo-classical compositions, electronica, nu-jazz, bossa nova, and musical atmospheres with a slow tempo, with grooves and Arabic instruments. The diversity of tracks selected by The Rough Guide To Arabic Lounge reflects the extent of these experiments, from the ancient adaptation by Iraqi Munir Bachir of 'Johnny Guitar' in bolero on his oud, to the contemporary Arab-bossa compositions of Lebanese composer Ghazi Abdel Baki, through the Afro-Kabyle rumba of Djamel Laroussi, the neoclassicism of Charbel Rouhana, and the Moroccan electromelhoune of Azzddine.Buy The rough guide to arabic lounge at the best price
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Disc 1
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Al guineyna
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Hayati inta reprise (hayatak ana)
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The hymn of the sea
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Ladyfingers ok
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Dakhalti marra fi guineyna
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Taksim cello i
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Lamouni (ligharou meni)
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Khosh reng (maqam awj)
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Voice of spirit.final
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Mathadish el gadar
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El huerfanito (ya habibi ta'ala)
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N kodo
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Johnny guitar
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Ya mo
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Taksim bouzouk
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Droub al lil
Disc 2
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Choula l'mon coeur
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Le ruban noir
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Le sultan tyran
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Ya waadi
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Ma chaude comme le braise
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Cahwa et fleur d'oranger
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Sa majesté Lila
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Leila
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La fille du wali
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Amertume
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Selma el samia