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Habibi Funk - An Eclectic Selection Of Music From The Arab World, Part 2

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A1

Douaa - Haditouni

3:25

A2

Magdy El Hussainy - Music De Carneval

5:10

A3

Fadoul - Ahl Jedba

3:53

B1

Sal Davis - Qaboos

2:53

B2

Munir Khauli - Heik Ha Nishtghil?

4:33

B3

Ouiness - Zina

2:46

B4

Najib Al Housh - Ya Aen Daly

3:34

C1

Zohra - Badala Zamana

3:10

C2

Ahmed Malek - Casbah

3:25

C3

Aït Meslayene - El Fen

4:39

D1

Hamid El Shaeri - Reet

4:26

D2

Ibrahim Hesnawi - Tendme

4:39

D3

Tony Benn Feghaly - Free Blow (Dub Version)

5:11

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Since launching a few years back, Jannis Sturtz's Habibi Funk label has done a terrific job in sourcing and reissuing generally brilliant music from North Africa and the Middle East. The label's second multi-artist compilation does a good job in proving this point by offering up a pleasingly eclectic range of "historic popular music from the Arab world". There's much to enjoy, from the Steely Dan-esque West Coast warmth of Douaa's 'Haditouni' and the heavy psych-funk of 'Ahl Jedba' by Fadoul, to the synth-sporting riff on the Bee Gees' 'Staying Alive' that is Najib Al Housh's 'Ya En Daly', and the slow motion, reggae-driven sunshine pop of Ibrahim Hesnawi's 'Tendme'.