Mohamed Mohsen is an Egyptian singer and actor, known for his soulful voice and music that often reflects the spirit of Egyptian and Arabic folk traditions. Born in Egypt, Mohsen has developed a distinctive style that blends modern sounds with classical Arabic music, earning him a dedicated following in Egypt and across the Arab world. Before his rise to fame, he participated in the January 25 revolution, where he sang in Tahrir Square, and his music continued to be inspired by the themes of freedom, love, and social issues.

Mohsen's career has been marked by a series of well-received albums and singles that showcase his vocal talent and his ability to capture the mood of contemporary Egyptian society. Among his most recent releases, the tracks "تجاوز" (Transgression), "Belady Belady," and "Dayy Al Qamar" display his range from patriotic anthems to more introspective pieces. "Morning" and "El Nesyan" further exhibit his versatility and depth as an artist, with emotive lyrics and rich instrumentation. His album "Mohsen Covers, Vol. 1" sees him reinterpreting classic Arabic songs, while other releases like "Atshan," "Habayeb Zaman," and "El Laf Fi Shawara'ik" solidify his reputation as a preserver of Arabic musical heritage and as a voice of contemporary Egypt. His music speaks not only to the current generation but also resonates with those longing for the nostalgic melodies of the past, making Mohamed Mohsen a unique figure in the Arab music scene.