
Sharmoofers Make a Bold Return with Visual EP ‘UNFOLLOW'
The Egyptian band returns with UNFOLLOW—a 5-track EP, each song paired with a music video.
Apr 17, 2025
Sharmoofers have never been ones to follow the rules. With their new EP UNFOLLOW, the Cairo-based trio—Ahmed Bahaa, Mohamed El-Arkan, and Farra—continue to push the boundaries of genre. Released in collaboration with Gamma Music, the project is a five-track experience where each song arrives with its own distinct music video.
The EP opens with 'Lazy Boy,' a laid-back, vibrant track that blends in playful visuals and captures Sharmoofers' signature charisma. From there, the mood shifts to something softer with 'Enty Ehlawetty,' a romantic, lo-fi pop song that brings warmth and simplicity to the forefront. The tempo picks up again with 'Habayeb,' a dance-driven track rooted in Afrobeats, offering a fresh rhythmic pulse.
By the fourth track, 'Warda w Oghneya,' the band takes a more emotional turn. Slower in tempo and moodier in tone, the song showcases the band's range and their ability to play different genres. The EP closes with 'Unfollow,' a track that mixes pop with South Asian-inspired beats—a fitting finale that ties the EP together.
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