Abdul Karim Hamdan revives the songs "Lish Ana" and "Tall Al-Bana"

Promoting authentic singing, a facet of ancient Syrian culture, Syrian singer Abdul Karim Hamdan released the first track from his mini-album on social media and various digital platforms. The album includes the songs "Lish Ana" and "Tool El Benya" by the great artist Shady Jameel.

Details of Abdul Karim Hamdan's songs The song's lyrics were written by the late poet Safouh Shaghala, its music was composed and supervised by Nihad Najjar, and its distribution was by Shiro Manan, while the video was directed by Mahmoud Al-Assi.

Commenting on his new release, Hamdan expressed his happiness at performing these two songs, considering them to be among the most beautiful songs he grew up listening to musically. He noted that he created this work with love, and directed his love and gratitude to the original composer of the two songs, the artist Al-Shadi Jameel, who has a golden voice.

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An album reviving true singing Abdul Karim noted that the primary goal of his mini-album is to revive authentic Syrian music, representing authentic Syrian heritage, in an innovative and fresh style, far removed from the vulgar popular style that has dominated the Syrian music scene in recent years. He noted that he will not limit himself to Aleppo-style music alone, but will present songs from most Syrian provinces in a modern way, while preserving the lyrics and melody.

Abdul Karim emphasized that he had been steeped in pure music and authentic singing since childhood, considering that this type of song remains a symbol of rootedness and belonging to a country whose art has reached high levels in the Arab and international art scene.

Despite the trend of fast-paced songs, Abdul Karim, who always strives to balance tradition with modernity, emphasized his duty to revive Syrian heritage and evoke the golden age of musical excellence in an innovative way, far removed from the folds of mediocrity and its derivatives.

It's worth noting that Abdul Karim Hamdan released a Syrian patriotic song a month ago titled "Shake the Earth," coinciding with Syrians' celebrations of the lifting of international sanctions on their country after years of powerlessness and suffering.