Blending synth-driven club music with Sudanese sonic heritage, Taz Waves’ EP 'Jannah Al Yasmeen' marks a bold step in East African electronic music, rooted in memory and made for the dance floor.

Elyanna’s single “Ganeni” has been chosen as the official theme for WWE’s Night of Champions, blending cinematic pop with Arabic vocals in a bold, cross-cultural sound statement.

We caught up with Moroccan rap sensation Stormy ahead of his performance at Utrecht's Nawafiz Festival, where we discussed his pre-performance rituals and creative process.

With fast-paced techno, trance ecstasy, and a whole lot of emotional drive, Iranian-born DJ and producer MSIYAN takes over SceneNoise Select 334.

Cairo-based rapper Mared teams up with producer YONYO on 'Samo Fein?', a sharp, humorous release blending cultural critique, childhood nostalgia, and everyday contradictions with playful clarity.

Paris-based DJ and vibes curator Naomi presents us with a playful mix of percussive bass, hip-hop and R&B to get you warmed up for the festival season.

Lebanese alt-rock group Adonis reflect on their journey and the making of ‘Wedyan’, a highly personal, introspective album shaped by personal and regional turmoil.

Sudanese artist mxja! releases 'CRY', a new single that blends punk, alt-R&B, and raw sonic distortion. Paired with a short film, it explores toxic love, grief, and inner chaos.

Cairo’s Underground Social launches its first in-house artist residency, offering 48 hours of studio time, a EGP 5,000 grant, and a final showcase.

We picked the best new releases that came out from across the MENA region and beyond over the past fortnight, featuring fresh tunes from the likes of Nxdia, Tamtam, Rasha Nahas, and El Sawareekh.

Oakenfest comes to Lebanon from July 25th to the 27th, featuring Bu Nasser, Boshoco, 3yooni, Joy Moughanni and Tarabeat.

This summer, MDLBEAST kicks off two back-to-back series: ONYX in Jeddah and AFT_r in Riyadh. With a lineup spanning Black Eyed Peas to R3HAB, Saudi Arabia’s music scene is turning up the volume.