Sham Al-Dhahabi, daughter of Syrian singer Assala Nasri, has settled her position on continuing in the singing field after releasing her debut song, Love Wave.
Sham confirmed that the song will be her final experience behind the microphone, explaining that criticism surrounding its release played a role in her decision.
She also made clear that entering the music world was never part of an original career plan. The idea began spontaneously before eventually developing into a full song and music video.
The Story Behind Love Wave
Sham revealed that the idea for the song emerged during a special event connected to her beauty business, where Love Wave was used as the event's slogan.
The idea developed further when a friend gave her the song as a birthday gift. Sham then decided to record it and release it to the public, eventually turning the project into a summer music video.
The song was written and composed by Nada Manisi, with the musical arrangement by Bisho.
Assala's Reaction to Her Daughter's Singing Debut
Sham also discussed her mother Assala's reaction to her first singing experience. She explained that Assala initially welcomed the song after hearing it and felt that it carried a joyful and positive energy.
However, Assala became upset after Sham faced criticism following the release. According to Sham, her mother does not like seeing her exposed to harsh criticism and therefore asked her not to repeat the singing experience.
Sham confirmed that Love Wave will indeed be her final singing project.
Sham Al-Dhahabi Says Singing Is Not Her Career
Sham stressed that she never entered the music industry because she wanted to establish herself as a professional singer.
Instead, the song was created as a celebration connected to her beauty business and as a way to share the love and positive energy she experiences with her team.
She also acknowledged that having a highly talented singer as a mother does not automatically mean that the same talent must be inherited. Sham emphasized that art is not simply passed down through family, describing her own singing experience as a celebration rather than a professional career move.
Sham Al-Dhahabi and Music Production
Love Wave is not Sham's first connection with the music industry. She previously explored music production through the song Authenticity, which she presented as a gift to her mother, Assala.
Sham described Authenticity as her first project carrying her signature as a producer. The song had a personal and emotional dimension that reflected the relationship between mother and daughter.
She has also previously discussed other artistic ideas and projects with Assala, including potential works in Libyan and Algerian dialects. This suggests that her interest in music production and artistic projects remains active even though she has decided not to continue as a singer.
Will Sham Al-Dhahabi Return to Singing?
After confirming that Love Wave will be her final singing experience, Sham appears set to focus more heavily on her beauty business, music production and other projects connected to the creative field rather than pursuing a career as a singer.
What began spontaneously as part of a special event eventually became a full song and music video. However, the criticism that followed its release ultimately led Sham to make a clear decision not to repeat the experience.
Will Sham Al-Dhahabi continue singing?
No. Sham has confirmed that Love Wave will be her final singing experience.
Why did Sham Al-Dhahabi enter the music field?
The idea began spontaneously during an event connected to her beauty business and later developed into a song and music video.
What did Assala think about her daughter's singing?
Assala initially welcomed the project but later became upset by the criticism Sham received and asked her not to repeat the experience.
Has Sham Al-Dhahabi worked in music before?
Yes. She previously worked as a music producer on Authenticity, a song created as a gift for her mother.
Does Sham Al-Dhahabi plan to become a professional singer?
No. She has said that singing is not her artistic career plan and that Love Wave was created as a celebration rather than a professional debut.
