Molotof Debuts as Vocalist on Self-Made Project ‘Saradeeb’
The Egyptian producer steps into the spotlight with a raw track written, performed, and filmed by himself.
Egyptian producer Molotof, the sonic force behind landmark trap cuts from Wegz and Marwan Pablo, is stepping into a new role with ‘Saradeeb’, a fully self-written, performed, and produced track that doubles as his vocal debut.
Known for fusing hip-hop, folklore, and electronic music, Molotof now distills his sound into something more personal. ‘Saradeeb’ offers a raw vision of modern Egyptian art through his own voice.
“This isn’t just a one-track moment,” Molotof tells SceneNoise. “I have a whole phase of songs like this, all sung by me, that I’ve been reconstructing from old vaults.”
True to the title (Arabic for “basements”), ‘Saradeeb’ dives into darker, more internal spaces, a world built entirely by Molotof. The accompanying black-and-white video, shot and edited by the artist himself, mirrors this stripped-down intensity with stark visuals and confined frames.
