Hit The Road Music: Mix Blues & Rock From Morocco

Ady is on the road again, and this time in Morocco with Blues and Rock group, Izouran N-Sahara!

Izouran N-Sahara, Roots of the Desert, is a blues and rock band from southeastern Morocco. The band’s music represents the diversity and culture of Tagounite and M’hamid El Ghizlane people. Singing in both Tamazigh and Arabic, Izouran N-Sahara’s songs talk about the unique situations of the nomadic people and their feelings of love, peace, and tolerance.

Thanks to the lovely support from Patreon, we got to remix 3 songs with Izouran N-Sahara in a traditional clay house in the desert. Their song M’hamid El Ghizlane depicts the critical situation of climate change and how it has made living in the desert unbearable.

Izouran N-Sahara fused the traditional music styles of the Amazigh and Arabic people within the Sahara desert and have created a new modern take on traditional musical storytelling. The band has embraced the cultural diversity of their home and are doing what they can to represent the strength within the country of Morocco. “Our traditions and our values are our message.”

Izouran N-Sahara was a band that we could record live without a click track. Tribal music is unique and the click was killing the vibe. Recording Izouran N-Sahara’s music was one of the times when feeling and authenticity come before technique. Recording their music using both mid and side recording techniques gave so much more control and gave a cleaner recording, something you’ll learn to do from this course.

The Izouran N-Sahara Course:

You can mix the music recorded by Ady in his new course, that not only includes the multitracks, but also the license for you to use your mix on your own website or portfolio!

This is not only a great opportunity to learn how to mix this unique band, but you will also be supporting Ady as he travels the world in his RV equipped with a recording studio, so he can continue recording great bands like Izouran N-Sahara!

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[Producelikeapro]

If you could record any genre of music, anywhere in the world what would you record?

[HitTheRoadMusicStudio]

Thank you so much Warren and PLAP team for giving us the opportunity to share our story 🤘

[DarrenWinklerMusic]

Another awesome thing to see and hear a new experience in world music.
Thanks to all who participated in this project!

[splashesin]

This is what's going on here❣️ 😊 Hello Morocco and Ady! 😃

[brunoteixeira]

Great creativity, sensitivity and desision making - resulting on a great work - Have 3 courses & all worth every penny! All fantastic stuff !!

[TravisHY]

I cannot emphasize how GREAT this is.

THIS IS

[bobbykanemusictube]

Ady, my brother. You make beauty. That's what you do. That's who you are.

[chriswerner]

Great project, let the world be music !

[trevornokesmusicltd]

Nice One Ady, as always i love mixing your Tunes. Keep up the good work my Friend

[daveprentice]

Go, Ady! Music of the heart. I love what you do. Thanks for making these courses available, Produce Like A Pro!

[thecapsicumkid]

He's a genuinely nice guy! And a true inspiration

[tripwillie]

Cheers Ady ! Thanks for this very inspiring and encouraging video ! I'm attempting to mix these songs and I really like the way you captured everything.

[yens]

Ady the desert fox strikes again, making the dunes shake and roll! Changing the world one track at a time. Awesome!

[AlexeySolovievMusic]

You are super duper talented my friend! So proud and happy for your success! Thank you so much Warren for promoting Ady! You Both Super Duper Mega Rock!

[petesawchuk]

Thank you for opening such a welcoming door to the music & spirit of the world, Ady!

[ShiningHourPop]

How great is that a bunch of people, wherever they are in the world, can get together and make music. Ady, you’re a superstar!

[guitboxgeek]

What a interesting and cool idea! Must be fascinating traveling and getting to record so many people.

[RCSmiths]

So much talent to be had! So great to see this interview!

[sergiodam]

Amazing! Congratulations from Brazil, Izouran N-Sahara & Ady! Nice guys and great job. I liked all of the musics, and I will divulge and share this video.

[thecreature]

WOW! This is awesome! I would try to record frequencies (- taking care to capture those beyond the range of human hearing) from the traditional instruments of Tibet. Then I would analyze those tones using technology - to look for things our human ears can't hear.