Fattaru
Fattaru was a band formed in Paris, with Karim Chaouch on vocals and guitar, Mehdi Haddab on oud and percussion, and Marc-Antoine Moreau on drums. Their music...
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Fattaru was a band formed in Paris, with Karim Chaouch on vocals and guitar, Mehdi Haddab on oud and percussion, and Marc-Antoine Moreau on drums. Their music blended Arabic melodies with Western rhythms, which sometimes made it hard to place in a single category. They released their debut album "Babylon" in 1997, which included the song of the same name that became one of their most recognized tracks.
The song "Babylon" faced censorship in certain countries due to its commentary on war and conflict. This didn't stop them from continuing to explore different directions in their music, as heard on later albums like "Salam" from 2000 and "Le Chant du Monde" from 2007.
They also put out a live recording called "Live in Paris" in 2004. Other songs in their catalog include "Bättre, Bättre, Dag För Dag," "Fattaru," and "Första Femman."
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