Syrian artist Asala has finally settled on the nine songs to be featured in her new album, which is going to be released within the next few weeks. The album, in which Asala sings in the Egyptian, Syrian and Khaliji dialects, is produced by Rotana.

The featured songs are: (Biridaya Alaik), (Te’raf Habibi), (Baa’ Tabee’y), (Etfarag Ala Nafsak), (La Adri), (Kana Wahman), (Tabee’y Keda), (Mesh Fakra Leek), and (Noss Hala), which is going to be the title of the album. The album features the works of poets Wissam Sabry, Hussein Al-Naggar and Khaled Tag El-Deen and composers Muhammad Yehia, Jean-Marie, Khaled Ezz, in addition to Tamer Ashour who will be also singing a duet with Asala.

The fact that singer Rami Sabry was not the one to sing the duet with Asala came as a surprise to many, for it the intial plan for Sabry to sing and video clip the duet with Asala!

Asala has also decided on the two songs that she wants to video clip from the album: (Kana Wahman) and (Baa’ Tabee’y). The director of both will be Asala’s husband Tarek El-Erian. Rotana has assigned a huge budget for the two video clips, reaching 750 thousand $, in order for them to come out exactly as El-Erian envisions them.