electronic music

Egyptian Project debuts with their electronic-folk album ‘Ya Amar’
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Egyptian Project debuts with their electronic-folk album ‘Ya Amar’

“Our folkloric instruments are dying,” says 61-year old, Egyptian musician Salama Metwally as he tunes his favorite rababa. He is…
Bands to watch: Kay Nassef
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Bands to watch: Kay Nassef

Although 29-year-old Khaled “Kay” Nassef only began his professional music career a few short years ago and, to date, has…
Bands to watch: Wetrobots + Bosaina revive electro-dance scene
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Bands to watch: Wetrobots + Bosaina revive electro-dance scene

By ambitiously flexing its synth-packed fury in the face of the overly politicized, post-revolution music scene, an unassuming electronic trio…
100Live festival at center of growing electronic music scene
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100Live festival at center of growing electronic music scene

The sixth annual 100Live Electronic Music Festival takes place Thursday and Friday, 14 and 15 June, in downtown Cairo. Ten…
Album review: Machine Eat Man’s ‘Nothing New, Copycat Country’
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Album review: Machine Eat Man’s ‘Nothing New, Copycat Country’

Any disaster movie worth its body count needs an alarming score to complement the onscreen carnage and convince audiences that…
Electronic music documents a neighborhood’s life
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Electronic music documents a neighborhood’s life

It might be hard to imagine the bustling sounds of Cairo’s streets captured in an electronic music track. Can people's…
Bands to Watch: Soopar Lox
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Bands to Watch: Soopar Lox

About a month ago, I remember being at Cairo Jazz Club, bopping my head to some refreshing electronic music that…
Bands to Watch: Kaza Mada
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Bands to Watch: Kaza Mada

Halfway through their rollicking Monday night performance at the Cairo Jazz Club, two things became immediately obvious about Kaza Mada.…
Halim al-Dabh and Egyptian electronic music
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Halim al-Dabh and Egyptian electronic music

When I go to electronic music concerts in Egypt, I like to play a little joke. I ask strangers, “Is…
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