Guest Mix: Arabic Tapes and Records with Habibi Funk

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During these crazy times, we cannot spend time and interact with each other anymore. But this should not and will not stop us exploring and sharing the good music. Jannis from Habibi Funk played some awesome gems for us from his Berlin flat. I personally, -as a collector and music lover, am a huuuge fan of his label. I own almost all of the releases that they put out. Last week when he asked if he can make a guest mix for the channel, I was thrilled! In this mix, you will hear some legends like Ziad Rahbani and Ahmed Fakroun. And he's playing both tapes and records. Honestly, I enjoyed every second of it. I hope you will too.

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[MyAnalogJournal]

1. Dahmane El Harrachi ‎– Ya Rahyeh Taaya Ou Toueli (Algeria)
2. Ahmed Fakroun - Nisyan (Libya) 3:50
3. Najib Alhoush - Ya Aen Daly (Libya) 7:52
4. Robert Maalouf - Ana Wil Leyl (Lebanon) 11:18
5. Ziad Rahbani - Final Theme (Lebanon) 16:05
6. The Cats - La La Means I Love You (Egypt) 19:00
7. Dalton - Soul Brother (Tunisia) 22:14
8. Mazouni - Ecoute Moi Camarade (Algeria) 25:53
9. Ziad Rahbani - Ma Tfel (Lebanon) 31:44
10. Cairo Jazz Band - Neveen (Egypt) 35:17
11. Saif Abu Bakr & The Scorpions - Nile Waves (Sudan) 41:37
12. Sal Davis - Sultan Quaboos (Oman / Kenia) 45:20
13. Abd El Azim Abdallah - Ayan Ma Tayebouh (Sudan) 48:05
14. Hamad al-Rih - Shahr Shahreen (Sudan) 50:18
15. Mallek Mohamed - Rohi Ya Hafida (Algeria) 54:54

[sethmcbride]

Everyone on this channel has the dopest carpets

[hakimihamizi]

I'm turning from the drug dealer into the rug dealer after listened to this mix.

[PriestsandParamedics]

I really appreciate that you have to sit down cause every time I watch one of these videos I think about how I wouldn't want to be standing up that long haha

[OufikirJS]

Coming back to this years later, simply to realise how much those tracks became classics for my close ones and I. Thank you so so much

[OfArmadillo]

These mixes and this channel are criminally underrated, never fail to impress me with the huge depth of music I've not heard before

[WittgensteinsNiece]

I am currently listening to this beautiful mix while making crepes. Thank you Habibi Funk and My Analogue Journal for this moment of beauty amongst the covid-19 stress. With love from Vienna <3

[jamescreavin]

Strong rug game, amazing selection of tracks, massively inspiring and uplifting, thankyou!

[russellpowers]

The mixes here are always surprising and always great! There's so much great music in the world, and it's awesome that you folks continue to share the good stuff with us!

[TheCrimsonCat]

His rug game is fucking inspirational x.x <3

[TheTesseract]

ID's:
1. 0:00 Dahmane El Harrachi – Ya Rahyeh Taaya Ou Toueli (Algeria)
2. 3:50 Ahmed Fakroun - Nisyan (Libya)
3. 7:52 Najib Alhoush - Ya Aen Daly (Libya)
4. 11:18 Robert Maalouf - Ana Wil Leyl (Lebanon)
5. 16:05 Ziad Rahbani - Final Theme (Lebanon)
6. 19:00 The Cats - La La Means I Love You (Egypt)
7. 22:14 Dalton - Soul Brother (Tunisia)
8. 25:53 Mazouni - Ecoute Moi Camarade (Algeria)
9. 31:44 Ziad Rahbani - Ma Tfel (Lebanon)
10. 35:17 Cairo Jazz Band - Neveen (Egypt)
11. 41:37 Saif Abu Bakr & The Scorpions - Nile Waves (Sudan)
12. 45:20 Sal Davis - Sultan Quaboos (Oman / Kenia)
13. 48:05 Abd El Azim Abdallah - Ayan Ma Tayebouh (Sudan)
14. 50:18 Hamad al-Rih - Shahr Shahreen (Sudan)
15. 54:54 Mallek Mohamed - Rohi Ya Hafida (Algeria)

[jqr]

Mr. Jannis, these are some smoking tracks you have put together. And that floor potted plant by the sliding door in the back needs its own YouTube channel; it has star power! Thank you for making my Sunday complete!

[anisalial-maghrabi]

3:50 Ahmed Fakroun, this song is the best ♥♥

From Libya 🇱🇾☺️

[jaguartony]

Thank you very much for these sets, My Analog Journal. The musical culture of other countries is always so fascinating.

[lauriecb]

I really, really enjoy these while working, thank you so much!

[Sevisija]

Omg that into. I am Algerian and i got goosebumps instantly <3

[hehe]

Of all the different ones.. I think dig this the most. No idea why I'm Chinese I don't know a word of this lol but sounds and instruments are infectious

[najima]

Thank you God for this, my day is made.

[ROFLCOPTER]

I feel like I'm about to get a haircut and a cup of coffee. I love it.

[xevana]

playing this while I prepare my mom's breakfast, thanks!