Omar Kamal

**Omar Kamal** is a Palestinian singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist blending modern pop, jazz, and classical Arabic influences into a sound he cheekily calls “Arab-pop fusion.” Hailing from Nablus and raised in Ramallah, Kamal first turned heads with his velvety vocals and charismatic stage presence, earning him playful comparisons to Frank Sinatra for his smooth, retro-modern vibe. His music often bridges cultures, weaving Arabic lyrics with jazz piano riffs or adding a Middle Eastern twist to Western classics (like his Sinatra-inspired take on “Love Never Felt So Good”).

Kamal’s career skyrocketed after his 2017 debut album *Serenade*, and he’s since become a fixture at international festivals, from the Dubai Expo 2020 to London’s Royal Albert Hall. Tracks like *Sar Andi Ayleh* (*Now I Have a Family*) and *Atyaf Al Leil* (*Phantoms of the Night*) showcase his knack for heartfelt storytelling, while collaborations with artists like Nicole Saba highlight his versatility. Whether crooning in Arabic, English, or French, Kamal keeps his roots central, using music to celebrate Palestinian identity and connect audiences worldwide.

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