Oh Yeah Habibi
by No Blues
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Into The Caravan
03:17
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Imta
03:40
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Doubt
03:04
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Two Trains
03:36
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Ehsas
04:01
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Exodus
03:35
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The World Keeps Turning
03:44
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Sudani
03:36
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Oh Yeah Habibi
04:03
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10. |
The Moment
03:19
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Osama Blues
03:55
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12. |
Gods Move
03:50
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about
On their album ‘Oh Yeah Habibi’, NO Blues follow their tradition of building a bridge between East and West. Always unique with their ‘Arabicana’; a steamy mix of Arabic and American folk music. Despite their ten year anniversary the band sounds as fresh as a up coming band. U’d player Safia; “We wanted to return to the basis of guitar, u’d, double bass and percussion. Bassist Van Heuvelen: “This is our most coherent album as of yet”. Originally released in 2015.
This NO blues album is also a political statement. In contrast with the previous albums, the band chose to use the state of the world as topic for the songs. Singer / producer Keultjes: “It’s about dealing with a world that is on the run and the role of religion in this struggle”. Guitar player Van Meurs says: “We have never been a political band, but we don’t look away”.
This NO blues album is also a political statement. In contrast with the previous albums, the band chose to use the state of the world as topic for the songs. Singer / producer Keultjes: “It’s about dealing with a world that is on the run and the role of religion in this struggle”. Guitar player Van Meurs says: “We have never been a political band, but we don’t look away”.
credits
released December 18, 2020
Ad van Meurs - guitar, dobro, vocals
Haytham Safia - u'd, vocals
Anne-Maarten van Heuvelen - double bass, vocals
Osama Maleegi - percussion
Ankie Keultjes - vocals
Ad van Meurs - guitar, dobro, vocals
Haytham Safia - u'd, vocals
Anne-Maarten van Heuvelen - double bass, vocals
Osama Maleegi - percussion
Ankie Keultjes - vocals
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Continental Record Services represents (mostly North American) Americana and Blues artists in Europe. We handle distribution, PR and occasionally book tours for our artists.
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