Song and Musical Works
The article discusses the reason why no Gulf stars have emerged in the past 25 years to match the fame of the Abdel Majid Abdelaziz, Rabeh Saqer, and Rashed Al-Majed generation, with the exception of Hussain Al Jassmi. It suggests that an artist's success primarily depends on their personality and their ability to continuously manage themselves. It also addresses the scarcity of pure musical composers and instrumental compositions in the Gulf, noting that only some Egyptian and Lebanese musicians have produced purely musical melodies. The writer expresses a preference for old songs from the 1970s to the 1990s, which are considered the most wonderful periods of artistic creativity, citing the inability of modern songs to compare in artistic value and popularity.
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