AFROTO – KEBDA ft ONUY | عفروتو – كبده (Jazz Soul Cover) | The Arab Soul Sessions скачать в хорошем качестве

AFROTO – KEBDA ft ONUY | عفروتو – كبده (Jazz Soul Cover) | The Arab Soul Sessions

Welcome to The Arab Soul Sessions, where contemporary Arabic music meets the timeless warmth of soul and jazz. This is a jazz-soul reinterpretation inspired by “Kebda” — reborn through analog textures, deep groove, and emotional storytelling. Every instrument, vocal tone, and harmony has been recreated from scratch, blending retro jazz instrumentation with modern soul energy. It’s not a cover — it’s a new emotional translation told through sound, where Egyptian urban poetry finds a home in smoky 1970s soul. 🎷 What you’ll hear in this session: • Vintage jazz-blues instrumentation with Rhodes, brass, and soft drums • Soulful reinterpretation of Arabic vocal phrasing • Warm analog tones and modern storytelling • A meeting point between Cairo’s streets and classic soul clubs ❤️ About The Arab Soul Sessions A creative project reimagining Arabic music — from classics to modern hits — through the emotional depth of jazz, soul, and blues. If you love cultural fusion, feeling, and timeless groove, subscribe and join this journey. 🎧 Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/intl-fr/arti... 📸 Follow us on Instagram:   / thearabsoulsessions   🎵 Discover more on TikTok:   / thearabsoulsessions   ⚠️ Disclaimer This audiovisual work is an original reinterpretation produced for The Arab Soul Sessions. All vocals, instrumentation, and arrangements were recreated from scratch. Visuals and sound were enhanced or partially generated using AI under artistic direction. Any resemblance to real persons is coincidental. This work is a transformative artistic interpretation inspired by the original composition “Kebda” performed by Afroto ft Onuy. All rights to the original composition remain with their respective owners. This video complies with YouTube’s altered/synthetic content and copyright policies. 💬 What Arabic song should be reimagined next? Tell us in the comments — your ideas inspire the next Arab Soul Session.