Yahya Hawwa

A well-known Middle Eastern and Assyrian folk musician from Syria, Yahya Hawwa has created a number of well-known songs. Anta B Qalbi, Fedak Oyon, Allah Allah, Ya Allah, Hayati Kolha, Awalam Takoni, Nohebok Ya Rasool, swr@ lDH, Le Ajlik Ya Sham, and Fedak Qolob are a few of his best songs.

A wonderful piece called "Anta B Qalbi" fuses traditional Middle Eastern and contemporary Western music. It uses the oud, a customary Middle Eastern stringed instrument, along with a contemporary beat. Another well-liked song is "Fedak Oyon," which makes use of the qanun, another common Middle Eastern instrument, and has passionate vocals by Hawwa.

Both the spiritual tracks "Allah Allah" and "Ya Allah" reflect Hawwa's commitment to Islam. While "Awalam Takoni" is a slower song that accentuates Hawwa's vocal range, "Hayati Kolha" is a bright and energetic music that is ideal for dancing.

While "swr@ lDH" is a recitation of a Quranic chapter, "Nohebok Ya Rasool" is a magnificent ode to the Prophet Muhammad. The love song "Le Ajlik Ya Sham" showcases Hawwa's talent for crafting heartfelt and lovely lyrics, and the track "Fedak Qolob" blends the oud and qanun to produce a distinctive sound.

Overall, Yahya Hawwa has created a number of well-known songs that highlight his talent for fusing traditional Middle Eastern and contemporary Western music. His music stands out in the Middle Eastern music scene thanks to his expressive voice and usage of traditional instruments.

Middle Eastern artist Yahya Hawwa is from the Syrian Arab Republic and plays Assyrian folk music. The 2015 release of "Anta B Qalbi" is his most recent record. Ten songs total on the CD showcase his special talent and approach.

The title tune "Anta B Qalbi" sets the tone for the rest of the album with its lovely and emotional lyrics. A passionate love song called "Albi Tqoul" and a hauntingly beautiful song called "Lamma Btesma' Aalayya" are among the album's other noteworthy songs.

"Thaorat Al-Sham," which was released in 2012, and "lqrn lkrym - jz 9," which was also released in 2012, are two of Hawwa's earlier albums. Both albums showcase Hawwa's distinct sound and aesthetic, which combines current elements with Middle Eastern and Assyrian folk music traditions.

Overall, Yahya Hawwa is a gifted performer who keeps expanding the frontiers of Assyrian and Middle Eastern folk music. For admirers of his distinctive sound and manner, his most recent CD "Anta B Qalbi" is a must-listen.