Hour Al-Abdullah's fans praise the song "Sa'a Sa'a": One of her most wonderful works

Saudi artist, Hour Al Abdullah, has made a strong presence on the music scene with the release of her new song, “Sa’a Sa’a,” just three days ago.

With nearly 700,000 views on YouTube, the song continues to generate significant engagement from fans, who have expressed their admiration with comments such as, “Promising future,” “Amazing,” “One of the best songs this year,” and “Shining star.” This engagement confirms that the song has captured the hearts of listeners with remarkable speed.

Touching words that tell the moments of waiting The song shines with lyrics by poet Hamed Al-Gharbawi, who paint a captivating poetic picture of waiting and eagerness, as Hour says in the opening: I spent hours at home, looking for hours at a time My love, his appointment has passed and he has tired me with his nature He orders that the day will come and I will obey I can't bear his absence and the moment of farewell

These spontaneous and profound words shaped the spirit of the work and gave it a sincere feeling that touched the hearts of the audience.

Distinctive team and professional production Hour collaborated with a professional musical team that included composer and arranger Maitham Alaa El-Din, and mix and master by Hosni Abu Zahra, under the supervision of producer and director Salah Al-Yasiri, with the management of Shadi Brazi. The song was recorded and executed at Salah Al-Yasiri Studios in Dubai, which gave it a high quality in arrangement and artistic direction.

Wide release on music platforms and platforms The song "Sa'a Sa'a" was released across all Gulf and Arab radio stations, and was also available on major international music platforms such as Anghami, Deezer, Spotify, Apple Music, and Lahn Production's YouTube channel. Hour confirmed in her statements that the song is very close to her artistic style, saying: "I felt it from the first moment. I wanted to share with people the feeling of anticipation in a language close to the heart."