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Ramsha is a 24 year old Artist based in Dubai. -Which artists were you most inspired by growing up? -Do you see yourself turning your artistic talent into a career, if so where do you see yourself 10 years from now as an artist?

As a pioneering artist, she defies norms and stands out as a versatile musical pioneer. Her dreamy trap melodies and energetic rap vocals highlight her artistic talent, fusing diverse musical -Which artists inspire you the most? I’m more inspired by songs from a specific genre rather than the artist itself. I just wish the music industry would be more well-equipped and developed for artists like me and all

Sanuj is a pop-Art artist based out of India. As an artist, I consider all of my artwork to be as good as they can get. Who are 5 artists you dream to collaborate with? How was it growing up as an artist in India? Sanuj's Advice For Artists: If we think as artists, then we just make what we like.

Redwan AKA Mak is a rapper and music producer from Jeddah, Saudi Arabia How did you start with music? How is it trying to make it as a Hip Hop artist in Saudi Arabia? ​ I think people here in Saudi Arabia are starting to understand Hip Hop music. Every time I release a song people ask if I am Saudi or American. I have a good vision for the music game here in Saudi and the Middle East.

It’s no secret: Arabs love K-Pop. with countries such as Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Morocco, Egypt and Qatar As a result, a movement of Arab K-Pop artists was born and this movement is rapidly growing. Saudi-Arabia based Kuwaiti singer Bader Al-Shuaibi just teamed up with Korean-American singer AleXa on song was unveiled as part of Spotify’s Radar programme, the streaming platform’s global emerging-artist collaboration with a focus on K-pop and Khaleeji pop from the Gulf region,” said Wissam Khodur , who manages artist

Asbati Bashir aka Maff is a Nigerian-Jamaican Music Producer/Songwriter/Recording Artist, from the UK How was it growing up as an artist in the KSA? It was a challenge. What we do is merge Visual Art & with either recording artists or spoken word poets (Of my affiliates The visual artists however can be any one who isn't affiliated granted that we like their work. The idea behind the brand was, I want to be a God sent for all the everyday artists or illustrators to

gets on a call with AbdulMalik, AKA Statues Of Sinking Men (SOSM), an Electronic/Alternative music artist based in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, to discuss how he got into music and what the future holds for him.

Eon Sleth is an artist based out of Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. How is it being a musician in Saudi Arabia? If you could change 3 things about the music scene in Saudi, what would it be? Always saying "your like this or that artist". 3.Eden 4.Kendrick Lamar 5.Oscar And The Wolf How about the local scene, Any Middle East based artists

He is a Saudi Arabian Actor,Producer and DJ. And Saudi director Ali Alkalthami. First things Saudis said was...  no way. Then they said, he’s not really Saudi originally.  Then they said OK, he’s Saudi but he’s not 100% Saudi.   not a destination, and great artists get better with practice, so if you never do anything, you are just

The Red Sea Film Foundation, the Saudi Arabian organization that overseas the kingdom’s Red Sea International projects in its first year, as well as episodic content, and will also be open to short films from Saudi African and Arab cinema grow, that’s a very exciting responsibility,” said the festival’s newly-appointed artistic

Get ready to be inspired and immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of Sudan's vibrant artistic landscape Initially fueled by a love for portrait and fashion photography, his artistic endeavors expanded to include Sammany Hajo Sammany is a Sudanese artist who was born in Saudi Arabia. OXDAMOE Abu’Obayda Mohamed, better known as OXDA is a Sudanese artist. She was born in Saudi Arabia and has lived in Egypt.

DJ Shaolin (aka Abdu) is a DJ and Turntablist based in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. He had a collection from all hip hop artists and reggae music. Can you describe to us the early days of the music/party scene in Saudi? They always thought that I’m Saudi, so I lived up to that, and it was an honor being called a Saudi, It changed a lot in a positive way and I’m loving it, we just have to stick together more as artists