Moroccan Traditional

Moroccan traditional music is a rich tapestry of sound deeply rooted in the diverse cultural history of the region. Characterized by its use of indigenous instruments such as the oud, guembri, and krakebs, the genre melds Arab, Berber, and African influences. The trance-inducing rhythms and intricate melodies often serve not only as entertainment but also as a means of spiritual and communal expression. Ensembles like The Master Musicians Of Jajouka and Altaf Gnawa Group exemplify the genre's capacity for both hypnotic trance music and vibrant, energetic performances. With vocal styles ranging from the ethereal chants of Aïcha Redouane to the deep, resonant tones of Gnawa singers, Moroccan traditional music maintains its ancient roots while continually evolving and inspiring new generations.

ILIOS II

Apollontheone

Album - 20 Tracks - Released July 25, 2025