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Against a long history of political and protest music, Salma Mousa asks why Arab pop today insists we chill when we should rage.

Against a long history of political and protest music, Salma Mousa asks why Arab pop today insists we chill when we should rage.

Maryam Saleh’s Syrr is the revivalist album Arabic music has been waiting for – intimate, effortless, and deeply felt.

Turkish producer Nene H opens up about grief, club politics, and finding liberation through techno on Second Skin.

After a Sarkozy performance derailed his career, Faudel reflects on exile, backlash, and the politics artists can’t escape.

Rolling Stone MENA unveils its inaugural Future Radar list – an annual franchise spotlighting 25 regional voices driving the future of Arab music.

There is more to “Ghannaki Al Qalb” (“My Heart Sings to You”) by international tenor Amine Hachem than is apparent…

Ino Casablanca steamrolls genres, stereotypes, and labels, clearing ground for a sound as singular as it is inherited.

Emerging indie trailblazers Rita L’Oujdia, Koast, and Zad are charting a new path forward for North African music.

Saint Levant’s 2048 Foundation launches to fund and connect Palestinian musicians constrained by occupation and scarce resources.

Egypt’s hip-hop scene has become a generation’s voice – meet the restless producers guiding, protecting, and pushing it forward.

360 deals have become increasingly common across the music industry, with artists signing away touring, merch, licensing, and publishing in…

A close reading of Sherine’s lyrics – powered by linguistic data analysis – reveals how her music mirrors Egypt’s shifting realities.