Sabreen is a Palestinian music group, not an individual artist, that has been a significant voice in the Arab music scene, known for their innovative fusion of traditional Palestinian music with contemporary sounds and issues. They were founded in 1980 by Said Murad and have since developed a distinctive style that blends elements of Middle Eastern music traditions with global genres, creating a sound that is uniquely their own.

Throughout their musical career, they’ve tackled a variety of themes ranging from love and social issues to political commentary on the Palestinian experience and struggle. The group's music seamlessly integrates instruments such as the oud, qanun, and nay, alongside modern arrangements, embodying the cultural richness of the Middle East while promoting messages of peace and resistance. With albums like "Maz'ooj," "Ala Fein," "Death of the Prophet," "Smoke of the Volcanoes," and "Here Come the Doves," Sabreen has cemented their legacy as artists who not only entertain but also provoke thought and represent the resilient spirit of their people. Their work continues to resonate with listeners around the world, uniting fans across diverse backgrounds with their passionate and profound musical expression.