Ibrahim Najada Fuses Arabic Maqams With Electronic in ‘Al Athar’ EP
The EP offers a contemporary perspective on Bedouin music while maintaining its authenticity.
Jordanian music composer and producer Ibrahim Najada has released his latest EP, ‘Al Athar’. Born in Amman and raised in Madaba, Najada has built a reputation for blending traditional Arabic sounds with contemporary music styles.
In ‘Al Athar’, Najada integrates Bedouin rhythms and Arabic maqams with electronic compositions, creating a distinctive sonic landscape. The project merges traditional elements with modern electronic textures, reflecting Najada’s commitment to preserving and reinterpreting Bedouin cultural heritage through music.
Najada, a multi-instrumentalist and sound designer, sees his work as part of a broader mission to reshape the perception of Arabic music. By weaving cultural traditions into progressive musical forms, ‘Al Athar’ offers a contemporary perspective on Bedouin music while maintaining its authenticity.
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