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Nawal Al Zogbi Reflects on Cassette Era Art
Nawal Al Zoghbi expressed her opinion on the state of modern music, preferring the cassette era of the 1990s and early 2000s, believing that at that time art held more value and creativity. She compared it to the current rapid release of songs, which tend to be forgotten quickly, thereby losing their true worth. She pointed out that the current approach to releasing music is unorganized, with artists relying heavily on self-produced works. Despite the decline in quality, the music market is characterized by a high volume of production driven by the pursuit of quick fame. She also recalled that her beginnings were full of creativity and collaboration with talented creators. She emphasized her love for her Jordanian fans following her recent concert there. She explained that her latest album was titled "Ya Mashaeer" and included songs like "Ent Men" and "Aji Bel Dalaa'."
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