I loved her as a kid and would even go to the extent of pushing my sister of the middle of the living room so I could dance to her music. When I heard of her passing yesterday, it came as a saddening shock to me. To many, Summers was the original Queen of Disco . She brust onto the scene with her first hit “Love to love you baby” in 1975 and then went on to great hits such as “On the Radio” and “Bad Girls”. Here’s a photo gallery remembering a legend and the original Queen of Disco.

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Kuwait Music interview

Passionate, articulate, and music-driven are but a few words that described Kareem Salama, the first Muslim American country musician who’s art transcribed stories of love, nostalgia, hardship, and other life experiences.

To understand and feel the dedication in which Salama approaches his music, one must really get up close and meet the man in person and thus, this interview exist for the sole purpose of introducing the audience in Kuwait and music lovers to this wonderful individual…

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I found this new album on Nawafa al Gheraibah’s Facebook page, which shows the great work put into setting up the BIJA concert stage, sound and light.

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Dar al Athar al Islamiyya posted some photos and a video gallery the day before yesterday from the piano and violin concert.

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Growing in popularity by the day, Jelly Shot are no strangers to fanfare . Primarily a blues focused band, they are however not afraid to blend musical styles from classic rock, jazz and motown to carve an identity that is purely their own. We were fortunate enough to catch Mubarak Jamal and Hashim Al-Nasser  (Khalid Al-Mansour didn’t make it) over a cup of coffee and get to know the musicians behind all the show.

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