Orchestre Jedwane is a Moroccan Chaabi (popular) band that gained widespread acclaim in the late 1990s and early 2000s. The band is named after its founder and lead vocalist, Said El Moumen, whose stage name is Jedwane. Jedwane's music creatively bridges the traditional and the contemporary, fulfilling the popular tastes of Moroccans while introducing modern elements into Morocco's rich musical tradition. Their songs often revolve around social issues, love, and everyday life, expressed through lively beats and infectious rhythms that encourage dancing and singing along.

The band's craftsmanship in blending traditional Moroccan sounds with modern influences is illustrated in their more recent releases such as "Safrate la France," which delves into the experiences of Moroccan immigrants, and "Bghini nabghik," a track that showcases their romantic and melodious side. Songs like "Hana Jit Hana Jit" and "Achahdo Alih" maintain their signature style with catchy tunes that resonate with a wide audience. "Chkoun kan sbab" and "Moul Niya Kayrbah" are further testimonies to Orchestre Jedwane's ability to keep the essence of Moroccan Chaabi music alive while adapting it to the contemporary music scene. Their enduring popularity is a testament to their ability to connect with listeners through both the authenticity of their music and its modern appeal.