- Fairuz - Maarifti Feek - Label: Wewantsounds After the reissue of Wahdon, Fairuz's album released in 1979, Wewantsounds continues its work of reissuing the great Lebanese singer with the vinyl release of the highly sought-after Maarifti Feek, released in 1987. Recorded in Beirut in 1983-84, the album combines the Diva's superb voice with the jazzy and funk orchestrations of Ziad Rahbani, making Maarifti Feek one of the most requested albums on the Arab funk scene. Fairuz began her career in Lebanon in the 1950s and quickly established herself as the most renowned Diva in the Arab world. After Wahdon, Fairuz continues his collaboration with his son, Ziad Rahbani, a young prodigy, musician, playwright and producer. Maarifti Feek (“Our Meeting”) was recorded between 1983 and 84 in Beirut, but was only released in 1987. The album is a similar mix of influences ranging from the traditional arrangements of “Oudak Rannan” and “Ma Kdirt Nseet” to the Brazilian influences of “Version I” via the synthetic funk of “Ouverture 83” and “Reprise 83”. The album also contains a magnificent version of Joaquin Rodrigo's "Concerto de Aranjuez" in the form of a tribute to the Lebanese capital, "Li Beirut". This blend of oriental grooves with Ziad Rahbani's bespoke jazz and funk orchestrations is a unique document of Fairuz's career development in the 80s and explains why Maarifti Feek is such a sought-after album on the DJ and collector circuits. Wewantsounds are excited to re-release this album for the first time since its initial release.

- Fairuz - Maarifti Feek - Label: Wewantsounds After the reissue of Wahdon, Fairuz's album released in 1979, Wewantsounds continues its work of reissuing the great Lebanese singer with the vinyl release of the highly sought-after Maarifti Feek, released in 1987. Recorded in Beirut in 1983-84, the album combines the Diva's superb voice with the jazzy and funk orchestrations of Ziad Rahbani, making Maarifti Feek one of the most requested albums on the Arab funk scene. Fairuz began her career in Lebanon in the 1950s and quickly established herself as the most renowned Diva in the Arab world. After Wahdon, Fairuz continues his collaboration with his son, Ziad Rahbani, a young prodigy, musician, playwright and producer. Maarifti Feek (“Our Meeting”) was recorded between 1983 and 84 in Beirut, b - Fairuz - Maarifti Feek - Label: Wewantsounds After the reissue of Wahdon, Fairuz's album released in 1979, Wewantsounds continues its work of reissuing the great Lebanese singer with the vinyl release of the highly sought-after Maarifti Feek, released in 1987. Recorded in Beirut in 1983-84, the album combines the Diva's superb voice with the jazzy and funk orchestrations of Ziad Rahbani, making Maarifti Feek one of the most requested albums on the Arab funk scene. Fairuz began her career in Lebanon in the 1950s and quickly established herself as the most renowned Diva in the Arab world. After Wahdon, Fairuz continues his collaboration with his son, Ziad Rahbani, a young prodigy, musician, playwright and producer. Maarifti Feek (“Our Meeting”) was recorded between 1983 and 84 in Beirut, b - Fairuz - Maarifti Feek - Label: Wewantsounds After the reissue of Wahdon, Fairuz's album released in 1979, Wewantsounds continues its work of reissuing the great Lebanese singer with the vinyl release of the highly sought-after Maarifti Feek, released in 1987. Recorded in Beirut in 1983-84, the album combines the Diva's superb voice with the jazzy and funk orchestrations of Ziad Rahbani, making Maarifti Feek one of the most requested albums on the Arab funk scene. Fairuz began her career in Lebanon in the 1950s and quickly established herself as the most renowned Diva in the Arab world. After Wahdon, Fairuz continues his collaboration with his son, Ziad Rahbani, a young prodigy, musician, playwright and producer. Maarifti Feek (“Our Meeting”) was recorded between 1983 and 84 in Beirut, b - Fairuz - Maarifti Feek - Label: Wewantsounds After the reissue of Wahdon, Fairuz's album released in 1979, Wewantsounds continues its work of reissuing the great Lebanese singer with the vinyl release of the highly sought-after Maarifti Feek, released in 1987. Recorded in Beirut in 1983-84, the album combines the Diva's superb voice with the jazzy and funk orchestrations of Ziad Rahbani, making Maarifti Feek one of the most requested albums on the Arab funk scene. Fairuz began her career in Lebanon in the 1950s and quickly established herself as the most renowned Diva in the Arab world. After Wahdon, Fairuz continues his collaboration with his son, Ziad Rahbani, a young prodigy, musician, playwright and producer. Maarifti Feek (“Our Meeting”) was recorded between 1983 and 84 in Beirut, b - Fairuz - Maarifti Feek - Label: Wewantsounds After the reissue of Wahdon, Fairuz's album released in 1979, Wewantsounds continues its work of reissuing the great Lebanese singer with the vinyl release of the highly sought-after Maarifti Feek, released in 1987. Recorded in Beirut in 1983-84, the album combines the Diva's superb voice with the jazzy and funk orchestrations of Ziad Rahbani, making Maarifti Feek one of the most requested albums on the Arab funk scene. Fairuz began her career in Lebanon in the 1950s and quickly established herself as the most renowned Diva in the Arab world. After Wahdon, Fairuz continues his collaboration with his son, Ziad Rahbani, a young prodigy, musician, playwright and producer. Maarifti Feek (“Our Meeting”) was recorded between 1983 and 84 in Beirut, b