Tender collaboration of a Jordanian music legend and his self-declared disciple.

Jordan

Self-styled “Neo-Sufism” from Jordanian group Albaitil Ashwai combines local inspirations with rock arrangements, and the results is both unpredictable and pleasurable.

Progressive house meets Arabic music in the captivating new single from upcoming Jordanian producer and writer Muzdawaj.

“A lot has happened in Jordan during the last decade music-wise. A lot of bands formed, different genres, different ideas, many talented musicians and this is a very good thing for the music scene in Jordan and the Arab world in general,” they told us in an interview a while back.

With spoken words floating over chords of an acoustic guitar, El Far3i brings a rejuvenating sound to Middle Eastern independent scene.

This summer, acclaimed Jordanian hard rock group JadaL (جدل) released their third full-length album “Malyoun”, a demonstration of the band’s songwriting skills and their dynamic sound.