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Zeenan
Zeenan is a band that formed with four members from different Middle Eastern backgrounds: Amina Khalidi on vocals, Omar Al-Aziz on guitar, Faris Siddiqui on...
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Zeenan is a band that formed with four members from different Middle Eastern backgrounds: Amina Khalidi on vocals, Omar Al-Aziz on guitar, Faris Siddiqui on bass, and Yousef El-Sawah on drums. They released their debut album in 2015, blending Arabic melodies with rock elements. Their 2017 single 'Blind Love' became their most recognizable track.
Their music has sometimes drawn criticism for addressing subjects that challenge traditional values, though they've continued making music through it. In 2019 they put out an EP called 'Echoes of the Heart,' and followed with the album 'The Veil' in 2022.
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