ElWa3d': Wegz Revives His 2019 Trap Era
Apr 17, 2025
After dabbling in a range of sonic directions over the past few years, Egyptian rap star Wegz is back with 'ElWa3d', a track that channels the raw energy of his 2019 breakout era. The track, produced by his trusted collaborator Rashed, reintroduces the stripped-back trap production, cutting punchlines, and sharp delivery that once defined the sound of the new Egyptian rap wave.
Whether a standalone release or a sign of what's to come, 'ElWa3d' marks a moment of reconnection with a sound that helped define Wegz's rise.
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