ALMA ESBEYE

Alma Esbeye, whose real name is Ummu Salamah, is a talented Indonesian singer born on March 13, 2000, in Jakarta. She is best known as the vocalist of the group Esbeye Gambus and has been active in music since 2015, focusing primarily on Islamic and Arabic-inspired songs. Alma has gained recognition for her soulful vocals and has released various singles and albums under Oum Productions, earning accolades such as the Anugerah Syiar Ramadan 2021 for Inspirational Young Female Singer. Her works include spiritually rich tracks like "Ya Ba'dil Jamal," "Anta Qomaruna," and "Ala Al Abwabi," showcasing her ability to blend traditional and contemporary musical elements.

Her recent repertoire features a mix of Qur'anic recitations and Arabic pop songs, embracing maqam scales that highlight her deep connection with Islamic musical traditions. Alma’s music often features spiritual themes and devotional lyrics, resonating well with audiences who appreciate Islamic music and culture. Besides her solo projects, she collaborates with other artists and continues to be a prominent figure in Indonesia’s religious music scene, delivering heartfelt performances with a modern touch.