Zohara is a singer, songwriter, and producer known for her authentic approach to Arabic and Persian music, incorporating elements of electronica and contemporary pop. Her authenticity speaks for itself as she daringly plays with genres and unabashedly creates tunes that have never been heard before. Genuine and intriguing, her musical world is all about creativity and innovation.
Recently, Zohara released a luscious, sultry electronic pop number called ‘Joga’, a revitalising number with insanely soothing upbeat drums and serene melodies. The song begins rather intriguingly, unfurling smooth melodies and Zohara’s blissful vocals. With a fervour that instantly hooks, the song feels like a passionate telling of something deep and intriguing. Zohara plays charmingly with words, luring you into the world of introspection and sonic charm. What creates sheer magic is how beautifully Zohara embraces Middle Eastern music and borrows heavily from Arabic soundscapes, creating a vivid tapestry of sounds that are simply exquisite.
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The song features a rich canopy of electronically produced sounds that are simply a delight to listen to. With its mystical, surreal vibe and vivid soundscapes, the song feels like a pleasant balm to the soul. What steals the show is Zohara’s poignant, nuanced, mystical vocalisation that adds more character to the track and makes it all the more fun and wholesome. With effortless execution and sonic magic, this one is a testament to Zohara’s artistic finesse as a musician.
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I hoard up thoughts, pieces, and souvenirs, which you could only have a glance of through my words...
