Melody Music released Nancy Agram’s latest album (Betfakar Fi Eih). The album features 14 diverse songs in the Egyptian, Lebanese and Khaliji dialects. The album features Agram’s work with a group of the most prominent poets and composers of the Arab World, like Samir Sfeir, Muhammad Ruhayem, Waled Saad, Ameer Te’eima, Mustafa Kamel, Mustafa Morsi and others.
Agram video clipped the song “Betfakar fi Eih”, under supervision of director Said El-Marouk. The clip is currently exclusively broadcasted on Melody satellite channels.
The album’s title “Betfakar fi Eih” is the title of a featured song written by Ameer Te’eima, composed by Muhammad El-Nady and arranged by Tarek Madkour. The second song in the album is “Meen Dah Elly Neseek” is written by Maha Gouda, composed by Waleed Saad and arranged by Hady Sharara.
The album also includes another two songs composed by Waleed Saad: “Safer Ana Rohy Maak” and “Baladiyat Ana Menno”, written by Awad Bedoury and Nader Abdullah and arranged by Adel Ayesh.
The biggest share of musical composition was on the part of Lebanese composer Samir Sfeir, who composed four songs in different dialects: “Zaman Kan Andy Alb”, written by Ameer Te’eima and arranged by Tarek Madkour, “Men Gheiry Ana”, written by Nizar Francis and arranged by Tarek Madkour too, “Leya El-Haa” written by Mustafa Morsi and arranged by Fahd and “Betigi Sirtak” written by Mustafa Kamel and arranged by Tarek Akef.
The two songs “Saharny Sahar” and “Ibn El-Giran” are both written by Khaled Ameen, composed by Muhammad Ruhayem and arranged by Hameed El-Shairy. The song “Wana Bein Eideik (Akbar Men Keda)”, is composed by Mahmoud El-Khayami, written by Muhammad Al-Yougha and arranged by Hassan El-Shafiy. The songs “Mashy Haddy” and “Lamset Eed” are both composed by Saleem Salama and written by Fares Eskandar, and the first is arranged by Hameed El-Shairy, while the second is by Hady Sharara.
Succeeding with the Khaliji songs, Agram cooperated in her latest album with composer and singer Abdel Rabb Idrees in the song “Khafef Alaya”, written by Al-Nasser and arranged by Tarek Akef.