Chefchaouen transformed into a shooting spot for Eve-Yasmine's latest MV for 'Habibi'

Eve-Yasmine has finally dropped the music video of her debut single 'Habibi' which was shot in the middle of the blue-faced Moroccan city, Chefchaouen. The city has inspired so many international personas who come for both business and vacation, and it is no surprise that Eve-Yasmine has chosen the blue city for her single 'Habibi' which title is a Morocco-Arabic word that stands for 'darling'.

The music video features Eve-Yasmine as a lost and confused women at Chefchaouen's alleys pursued by her 'darling', a role played by Jack Parr, in which she believes. The London based singer has played her golden cards by channeling her oriental vocals on 'Habibi' which is written and produced by the talented Kylan. She has also shown, yet again, how talented she is by directing the whole music video.

Eve-Yasmine's fandom has grown and empowered the support after the 22 years old Soul/Pop songwriter dropped both the single and the video which got a massive response on social media by being activated on major web pages of not only individuals, but also music professionals and influencers.

The 'Habibi' project is not only a single and a music video that will boost Eve-Yasmine's artistic career to the best, but it is more of a cultural art-form to showcase E-Y's pride of her Moroccan roots and background.

For a debut single and music video that both have the potential to break into the mainstream, Eve-Yasmine has shown us that she is the one to watch. So make sure to follow her journey as a growing star on social media via Facebook - Youtube - Twitter - Soundcloud.

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THIS IS RABAT CITY : PROJECT

We have been working on the "THIS IS RABAT CITY" project for a while and we can finally say that it's one little step away from being released. So make sure to follow us on Facebook (click HERE) to be the first one to know the release date of TIRC.

#JIDAR : Morocco's Capital Turned Into A Masterpiece

Morocco's capital city has been touched and RE-touched by some of the biggest names in the art industry. The boulevards and residential areas are now full of masterpieces dedicated to Rabat as both an honor to the city and a call-out to Moroccan artists.

A new concept is now a trending topic in the kingdom of Morocco as it's capital city - Rabat - welcomed dozens of artists with different skills and ways to execute their vision. The city's walls has been turned from "basic" to "monumental decorations". 
The Capital is now THE destination of passionate tourists who can't help themselves from heading up to a new dimension with the contemporary style of the city and the modern flair brought by the mural paintings and graffiti.
The work is shared by Moroccan and international mural painters as some of the exhibited paintings as pure honor to Moroccan personalities including one of the most appreciated works which is a tribute to the Moroccan deceased-actor "Mohamed El Bestaoui" that you can find next to Rabat's coach station in "Qamra".

One of the major names who has headed to Rabat for this ambitious project was the 'Zepha' calligrapher : Vincent Abade Hafez, more known as a street painter whose work has been featured in numerous cities around the world.

Our team has interviewed so many people in Rabat's streets asking them what they think about The JIDAR Festival, and the answers were different as some of them said that it was an incredible way to mask the dirt of the walls, but others (including 3 abroad tourists) said that it was a self-expression for wall painters to exhibit their feelings and thoughts about Rabat's spiritual soul. They added that this project is a one-of-a-kind concept that will bring Moroccan and international artists together, and invite passionate youngsters to this artistic movement.
Finally, we would like to thank everyone who made sure that this festival will be a starting line for a rebirth of the Moroccan artistic culture, and intrigue Moroccans to look up for art and re-give it the consideration it worths.  

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The Blues Lost The King

The legendary Riley Ben King, more known by his stage name "B.B. king", was one of the few blues legends and is widely known for upgrading the level of blues and taking it further from a simple music style to a lifestyle. B.B. King was not only a blues singer, but also a songwriter and a guitarist.

"The King of the Blues" 's illness was a concern to all his fans around the world after he canceled eight shows of his 2014 tour. Two weeks ago, the B. King announced on his website that he was home hospitalized as he was suffering from complications caused by blood pressure and diabetes in Las Vegas where he died in his sleep at the age of 89. 

B.B. King's legacy is still alive and he is considered as one of the most influential blues guitarists of ALL TIMES. He brought a flair to blues as he broke into the mainstream and became an icon. He received several awards including 15 Grammy's, a Recording Academy Lifetime Achievement Award in 1987, a Presidential Medal of Freedom, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction, and many other awards ...

He has also been to Morocco in 2010 at one of the most renowned music festivals in the industry - Mawazine Festival - where he gave an unforgivable performance and touched the hearts of thousands and thousands of fans from different ages and races.

To know more about the B. legend and his career, make sure to watch the "B.B. King : The Life Of Riley" Documentary.