"Shatbna" by Ewan returns after a long absence from the art scene

Lebanese artist Iwan is back with a new song titled "Shatbna," which carries an optimistic message about overcoming the pain of love. The song's lyrics are by Mahmoud Shawky, its music is by Sherif Abdel Moneim, and its visuals are directed by Adel Sarhan, in a cheerful video clip.

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Clip Shatbna Ion Ewan's return does not come without recalling his previous successes that are still ingrained in the minds of his fans, such as "What is My Sin?", "My Heart is Staying Up Late," and "Not Even in Dreams," which were associated with a golden era for artists of the 2000s generation on channels like Melody.

Iwan's song "Say Insha'Allah", which he wrote himself to a Turkish tune, also achieved widespread popularity and became a landmark in his career.

Lebanese artist Iwan did not limit himself to singing, but also had an acting experience in the movie “Wedding Party” (2005), in which he starred alongside Eyad Nassar and Mohamed Riad, and performed the song “Forget.”

However, Iwan's career has been plagued by setbacks due to his struggles with depression and mood swings, as well as contractual disputes with production companies, as he explained in previous interviews. This has led him to abandon the art world in search of psychological stability .

The past few years have witnessed Ewan's solo releases in an attempt to make a comeback, such as "Beftkar El Khair" (2019), "Qawya" (2020), and "Ana Magaz" (2022), in which he portrayed an astronaut in a funny video clip.

It's worth noting that Ewan has combined composing, singing, and writing throughout his career, making him one of the most distinguished figures in the Egyptian art scene. His latest comeback remains a test of his ability to regain his footing amidst the current competitive landscape.