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Welcome to The Arab Soul Sessions,
where Moroccan soul meets the warmth of vintage jazz and blues.

This is a jazz-soul reinterpretation inspired by Manal’s “Makhelaw Magalou” —
reborn through analog tones, smoky grooves, and emotional depth.
Each instrument, vocal line, and rhythm has been recreated from scratch, blending soulful harmonies, gospel textures, and the heartbeat of North African rhythm.

It’s not a cover — it’s a new story told through jazz,
paying homage to the original spirit while exploring the emotion of Moroccan soul through the lens of 1960s sound and feeling.

🎷 What you’ll hear in this session:
• Soulful jazz-blues arrangement with expressive guitars and Rhodes piano
• Hints of gospel and North African groove woven with analog warmth
• Vintage-style production — intimate, cinematic, and human
• A tribute that reimagines rather than imitates

❤️ About The Arab Soul Sessions
A creative series reinterpreting Arabic and North African music — from pop to classics —
into cinematic jazz and soul.
If you love fusion, emotion, and authenticity, subscribe and be part of the journey.

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⚠️ Disclaimer
This audiovisual work is an original reinterpretation produced for The Arab Soul Sessions.
All compositions, vocals, and arrangements were recreated from scratch.
Visuals and audio were digitally enhanced or partially generated using AI tools under the artist’s direction.
Any resemblance to real persons is coincidental.

This piece is a transformative artistic work inspired by the original composition “Makhelaw Magalou” performed by Manal.
All rights to the original composition remain with their respective owners.
This video complies with YouTube’s altered/synthetic content and copyright policies.

💬 Which Moroccan song should be reimagined next in jazz?
Share your ideas in the comments — your voice shapes the next Arab Soul Session.