Khalas
Khalas formed in Cairo in 1999 with Hany Adel on vocals, Mohamed Sadek on keyboards, Ahmed Khairy on bass, and Amr Abdel Hamid on percussion. Their music...
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Khalas formed in Cairo in 1999 with Hany Adel on vocals, Mohamed Sadek on keyboards, Ahmed Khairy on bass, and Amr Abdel Hamid on percussion. Their music didn't fit neatly into the mainstream Egyptian sound of the time, which made early recognition slow to come.
In 2003 they released their debut album 'Alf Leila Wa Leila,' and the title track 'Alf Leila' became an immediate sensation. The song drew from Arabian Nights folk tales with a haunting melody that felt both traditional and fresh. Some critics raised questions about its originality, but the band maintained they'd done their research in Egyptian folklore.
Beyond 'Alf Leila,' songs like 'Ala Remsh' and 'Gana el Hawa' showed their range. They went on to release three more albums over the next decade: 'El Sahel' in 2006, 'Safar' in 2009, and 'El Wad Nofal' in 2014.
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