Vilajet
Vilajet formed in Amman, Jordan around 2006. The band includes Mohammad Hamada on vocals and guitar, Yamen Hajjaj on keyboards, Bassel Saleh on bass, and Ihab...
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Vilajet formed in Amman, Jordan around 2006. The band includes Mohammad Hamada on vocals and guitar, Yamen Hajjaj on keyboards, Bassel Saleh on bass, and Ihab Abu Shady on drums. They work with Arabic melodies and rock instrumentation, a combination that has drawn both listeners and criticism from some traditionalists.
Their 2011 single "Fahhan" became a breakthrough track, pulling together their approach in a way that connected with a wider audience. Other songs like "Gorrm" and "Hanndej" followed on later releases, including the albums Al-Sulta in 2014 and Al-Islah in 2017.
Some of their lyrics have stirred debate, particularly around the song "Min al-Amin." The band has generally stood by their material as part of exploring modern Arab experience through music.
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