Mirage

Sara Haras plays music on Ma3azef radio, and in her work she tries to convey the feeling of the world as it opens up to an Arab woman. Mirage is Sara Haras's third album, in which she explores Khaleeji music, adding elements of breakbeat, drone, noise, post-industrial, concrete music and granular synthesis. Khaleeji folklore, originating in central and eastern Arabia, has absorbed the culture of African migrants. Khaleeji singing and drums during celebrations are heard throughout Bahrain. The influence of tradition is particularly noticeable in the tracks Sahra and Mutated Samri, the former of which is based on a hypnotic rhythm gradually reaching peak intensity. Mta Bnroo7 and Euphoria evoke the bursts of hot air passing over the desert. However, in Wish That I, you can hear the club music of Bahrain and dancehall.

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