Ramy Ayach Releases “Azibiny” with a 70s-Inspired Look and a Modern Classical Arabic Style
Lebanese star Ramy Ayach has released his latest single “Azibiny,” combining Classical Arabic lyrics with a contemporary musical arrangement and a visually striking music video inspired by the fashion and atmosphere of the 1970s.
🎶 Ramy Ayach Returns with “Azibiny”
Ramy Ayach has unveiled his new song “Azibiny,” introducing a fresh musical experience that blends Classical Arabic with modern production.
The song features lyrics by Catherine Mouawad, music composed by Ramy Ayach himself, musical arrangement by Omar Sabbagh, and is produced by First Production.
🎥 A Music Video Inspired by the 1970s
The accompanying music video, directed by Fadi Haddad, showcases Ramy Ayach in a stylish 1970s-inspired look.
Vintage costumes, retro-inspired visuals, and modern cinematography combine to create a distinctive visual identity.
🎼 A Different Musical Direction
With "Azibiny," Ramy Ayach steps away from mainstream trends by embracing Classical Arabic lyrics while maintaining a contemporary musical style.
The song marks a renewed collaboration between Ramy Ayach and lyricist Catherine Mouawad after years of successful result is a sophisticated blend of tradition and modernity.
🤝 Reunion with Catherine Mouawad
The song marks a renewed collaboration between Ramy Ayach and lyricist Catherine Mouawad after years of successful partnerships.
Their previous collaborations include well-known songs such as Jebran, Ghamrini T3eesh, and Dommeni Baad, which remain memorable among fans.
🌟 Fans Welcome the New Style
Listeners praised both the musical direction and the nostalgic visual concept.
The combination of elegant lyrics, modern production, and retro aesthetics has generated positive reactions across social media.
🚀 Continuing an Artistic Evolution
Through "Azibiny," Ramy Ayach once again demonstrates his commitment to musical diversity and artistic innovation, reinforcing his position as one of the leading artists in contemporary Arabic music.
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