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Meerah
Meerah formed in 2009 around vocalist Mira Awad and multi-instrumentalist Mahmoud Kiwan. They were later joined by bassist Salim Tammam and drummer Rami...
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Meerah formed in 2009 around vocalist Mira Awad and multi-instrumentalist Mahmoud Kiwan. They were later joined by bassist Salim Tammam and drummer Rami Wazir. Their debut album 'Akalilia' came out in 2014, with the title track getting attention for how it mixed traditional Arabic melodies with electronic touches.
In 2018 they released a second album called 'Layla.' They've worked with other artists like Rodge, appearing together on the track 'One Night.' Some listeners questioned their blend of Western and Arabic elements around 2016, but they kept making music that moved between those sounds.
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