Sattar Saad

Sattar Saad is an Iraqi singer, musician, composer, and songwriter born on August 4, 1990, in Baghdad, Iraq. He rose to fame as the winner of The Voice season 1, where he was part of Kadim Al Sahir's team, a legendary figure in Arabic music who greatly inspired him. Known for blending classical crossover and Arab pop with operatic and folk influences, Sattar’s music features a smooth fusion of traditional Middle Eastern instruments and contemporary pop beats, creating a distinctive and uplifting sound that resonates broadly with fans. His songs often explore themes of love, heartbreak, and resilience, demonstrating his emotional range and connecting deeply with listeners.

Sattar's discography includes recent singles like "Mushkilty Taalaket," "Helween," "Naddart El Shams," and "Lo Malkouni El Aalam," showcasing both upbeat party tracks and stirring ballads. Beyond his recordings, he is recognized for his captivating live performances and his dedication to evolving his artistry. With over a decade active in music since 2012, Sattar Saad continues to grow his presence on the Arabic pop scene, earning a devoted fanbase through his heartfelt vocals and energetic style.