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El Khat
Saadia Jefferson
Artists
Labels
Catno
BTR034
Formats
1x Vinyl LP Album
Country
Release date
Nov 22, 2019
Genres
Styles
Using DIY instruments to imitate traditional Arabic and North African lutes and percussion, Israeli band El Khat dismantle lyrics and compositions from old Yemeni folk songs and explore what it means to be from Yemen. Tip!!
$42*
*Taxes included, shipping price excluded
A1
Ya Raiyat = ياراعيات
04:45
A2
Ptiha = مفاتحة
02:09
A3
Balagh Al Achbaab = بلغ الاحباب
04:50
A4
Ala Jina Nuhayiykum = الا جينا نحييكم
04:35
A5
Atabina - Part II = الطبينة
04:20
B1
Wahed Mozawej = واحد مزوج
07:02
B2
Daasa = دعسه
04:26
B3
Marhaban Ahlan = مرحبا اهلا
06:32
B4
Al Ard' Amamak - Part II = الأرض أمامك
01:15
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