Dalal is a reimagined version of ‘Asho,’ an iconic 90’s party song from Kuwait by Miami Band which is reframed as an intimate piano / orchestral ballad.
A tribute to people who were ‘othered’ for being different in whichever way while growing up, the song takes you on a journey through tropes laced with nostalgia.
A modern, folk-pop tune reworking a famous protest song by Mariem Hassan, Ana is an exploration of the diverse roots and textures of Arab culture.
Reimagining the 70’s Lebanese disco song by the Bendaly Family ‘Do You Love Me’ as a contemporary cinematic piece; placing it in a more sombre space.
A collection of three songs reimagined into dance / club tracks that take listeners on a journey through Zahed Sultan’s Pop Nostalgia sound.
Zahed Sultan’s grassroots approach to work in social causes and music are the inspiration for a recording project that takes him to Jamaica.
A significant departure from Zahed Sultan’s previous works, eyeamsound resides in a more alternative and intricate space.
Building on his mixed cultural heritage, Zahed Sultan intertwines his two homes to tell a story of intimate human relationships.