Egyptian pop artist TUL8TE has released the official visualizer for “Haneish,” featuring Palestinian-Chilean singer Elyanna, taken from his new concept album Sadeek El Bernameg, available now via MDLBEAST Records. The visualizer extends the album’s richly imagined universe and reinforces TUL8TE’s reputation as one of the region’s most inventive creative voices.
Across 10 tracks, Sadeek El Bernameg transforms the world of legendary Egyptian late-night radio host Oussama Mounir into a concept album. The project was first introduced through a cinematic teaser in which TUL8TE calls into Mounir’s iconic relationship radio show from his bedroom, introducing himself as a nameless “Friend of the Show” seeking answers after losing the woman he loves. Through songs and spoken interludes, the album unfolds like a late-night broadcast, weaving together longing, miscommunication, heartbreak, and self-discovery. At its core, it asks whether love is enough if you never learn how to communicate it.
Sonically, the album combines Egyptian pop with contemporary R&B, acoustic instrumentation, and regional influences. From the intimate “Men Gheir Kalam” to the Billboard Arabia Hot 100 No. 1 hit “Garee2a Awy” and the duet “Han3eesh” with Elyanna, TUL8TE balances songwriting with forward production. The album closes with “Kobtan,” bringing its emotional journey full circle as its protagonist stops searching for direction and chooses to chart his own course.
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