Elissa Reveals Details of Her Upcoming Album and Song Updates
Lebanese singer Elissa announces her new album, delaying some songs due to political concerns, and reveals surprises including Gulf, Egyptian, and Lebanese songs
Lebanese artist Elissa shared insights into her upcoming album, confirming that all tracks have been recorded and fully arranged 🎶💖.
Elissa said in a TV interview:
"I wanted to release a song earlier, but the political situation in Lebanon makes it difficult. During my previous album 'Sahibat Ra’y', the Beirut port explosion occurred, preventing me from filming any music videos. Now, with daily events, I am still cautious, so I decided to postpone the song I wanted to release." 🇱🇧✨
She added that the new album will feature a mix of Egyptian and Lebanese songs, along with a Gulf song, reflecting the diversity of her musical journey and reaching a wider audience 🎵🌟.
Elissa’s Recent Work:
She recently released her new song "Matkhadlnish" from the movie "Al-Selm Wal Tha’ban – La’b Al-Ayal", which recently hit cinemas 🎬💖.
The song brings back the romantic vibes of the first part of the film, over 24 years ago, with lyrics by Mona El-Qei’i, music by Aziz El-Shafei, arrangement by Nader Hamdi, and musical supervision by the late Tarek El-Arian 🎶🌹.
🌟 Motivational Message:
Elissa reminds us that courage and dedication to creativity are keys to success, even in challenging times. Staying committed to your audience and delivering your best always attracts admiration and support ❤️✨. Share this story to inspire music and art lovers! 🌈🎶
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