Saad Lamjarred dazzles his fans with his Gulf song "It seems"

On Wednesday evening (January 22), Moroccan artist Saad Lamjarred unveiled his new artwork, titled “Apparently,” which has a distinctive musical imprint.

Saad Lamjarred releases his new song "Apparently" In this release, Lamjarred collaborated with the great composer Talal, who presented melodies that carry a modern Gulf spirit, and with the poet Diaa Al-Mayali in the lyrics. As for the musical arrangement, it was handled by Jalal Al-Hamdawi, which gave the song a professional touch that befits Lamjarred’s wide audience. The song was filmed as a video clip in the French capital, Paris, amidst an enchanting atmosphere that showed an elegant directorial vision.

"Apparently" with a special Gulf flavour The song “It Seems” is a new experience in Saad Lamjarred’s artistic career, as he chose this time to sing in the Gulf dialect, confirming his artistic diversity and his desire to target a wider audience from the Arab world. Saad expressed, in a post on his official Instagram account, his happiness to collaborate again with composer Talal, hoping that the song would be admired by his fans. Followers quickly interacted with the new work, expressing their admiration for Lamjarred’s renewal and his ability to present different content while maintaining his artistic identity.

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Just shines in the fashion world Away from music, Saad Lamjarred has had a new experience in the world of fashion.

Along with his friend, designer Issam Washma, he launched their first collection for men and women. The fashion show for this collection was held at the Sakgi Kog Church in Casablanca, and was attended by a number of Moroccan celebrities such as Fati Jamali and Rachid El Ouali. This project reflects Lamjarred’s ambition to expand his creative activities to include other artistic worlds that reflect his passion for innovation.