Eyoun El Alb — Nagat
Originally released on cassette in 1980 by Cairo's legendary Soutelphan label, Eyoun El-Alb ("Eyes of the Heart") marked a bold modern chapter in Nagat El Saghira's celebrated career. Revered for her soft, intimate vocal delivery and delicate microtonal phrasing, Nagat collaborated with visionary composer and Al Massrieen bandleader Hany Shenouda, who brought warm analog synthesizers, drum machines, and electric bass to Cairo's classic orchestral traditions.
The title track, "Eyoun El-Alb," is an undeniable anthem of romantic longing, carrying sweeping orchestral melodies over a steady, hypnotic rhythm. Alongside the breezy coastal groove of "Ana Baasha El Bahr" ("I Adore the Sea") and the lush, cinematic textures of "Bahlam Maak" ("I Dream with You"), the album stands as one of the definitive bridge recordings between the Golden Age of Egyptian music and the synth-driven modern pop of the 1980s.
Pressing Details & Visuals
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First-Ever Official Vinyl Edition: Reissued on vinyl for the very first time by Wewantsounds in collaboration with Soutelphan and curated in partnership with Disco Arabesque.
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Parisian Analog Remastering: Sourced and fully remastered for vinyl at Colorsound Studio in Paris, delivering crisp high-frequency synth details, resonant basslines, and pristine vocal isolation.
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Deluxe Packaging: Housed in a heavy-grade outer jacket featuring an authentic reproduction of the original 1980 cassette artwork and Soutelphan logos.
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Illustrated Insert: Includes a dedicated 2-page insert featuring rare archival photography and insightful liner notes detailing Nagat’s partnership with Hany Shenouda.
Collector's Note: For decades, this album was only available on vintage cassette tapes that circulated throughout Cairo and North Africa. This Wewantsounds pressing marks the first time these recordings have been mastered directly for vinyl, revealing hidden subtleties in Shenouda's synthesizer layering that were previously lost on magnetic tape.
Tracklist
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Side A: Eyoun El-Alb | Bahlam Maak
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Side B: Ana Baasha El Bahr | Fakrah | Ma Kansh Aal Bal