Al Mazrouei re-introduces “The Traitor Criminal”

Emirati singer Fadel Al Mazrouei has re-released his Moroccan song “Al Khayen Al Jani” on his official YouTube channel, more than 14 years after its first release.

This song is considered one of the successful works presented by Al Mazrouei at the beginning of his artistic career, as it achieved wide spread in the Moroccan and Arab artistic arena at that time thanks to its distinctive style and lyrical color that mixes Gulf rhythms and Moroccan melodies.

“Al Khayen Al Jani” has lyrics by Saif Al Mazrouei and music by Fadel Al Mazrouei. It expresses the betrayal and treachery that a person is exposed to in a love relationship. It is also distinguished by its use of the Moroccan dialect in an easy and simple way, which helped it reach a wide segment of the Moroccan audience in addition to Al Mazrouei’s audience in the Arabian Gulf region at the time, and it topped the lists of radio and television stations specializing in music before what is known as the era of music platforms.

The decision to re-release the song, which the Emirati singer had previously performed in one of his Moroccan concerts, came as part of his desire to renew his connection with his Moroccan audience and revive the memories of this song, which marked the beginning of his strong relationship with listeners in Morocco and with which he achieved widespread popularity since 2010.

Al Mazrouei added some modifications to the song’s musical arrangement to suit the developments of modern music, giving it a new life to suit current tastes.

The re-release of “Al Khayen Al Jani” comes as part of Fadel Al Mazrouei’s strategy to preserve his artistic legacy and remind his audience of his most prominent artistic milestones, in addition to his keenness to remain close to his fans in Morocco and continue his communication with the Moroccan art scene, which he holds in great respect and appreciation, as he was one of the first Gulf stars to enter the modern Moroccan song market and mix it with modern rhythms.