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CairoScene
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- CairoScene
90s Arabic Pop Meets Alt-Rock on Pink Seasalt's ‘Matgily Tany'
As a whole, 'Matgily Tany' feels like the Arabic version of The Strokes but with a twist that's inherently Pink Seasalt's. Aug 06, 2025 I first came across Mahmoud Hafez, aka Pink Seasalt, at Memphis Records' first iteration of Tidal Dream Festival. Right there on the Nile side stage, he was belting out his debut record 'Out of Luck' with a quintessential guitar fingerpicking technique like a veritable rockstar, drawing Beatlemania-esque fangirl screams from the crowd. Back then, he was exclusively singing in English, yet he managed to carve out a distinct sound for himself, borrowing influences from the likes of Mac DeMarco, Tame Impala, and Unknown Mortal Orchestra, and colouring them with his bedroom production and poignant songwriting that felt like something outside of the 70s psychedelic rock era. Recently, Pink Seasalt has been exploring Arabic music more, both lyrically and sonically, through a string of frequent releases such as 'Shreet Kharban' and '3ala Toul'. He has recently released his third single in 2025, 'Matgily Tany', a refreshing summer tune that showcases his signature mellow fuzz in a whole new shape. Drawing inspiration from 90s and 2000s Arabic pop and alternative rock, the singer-songwriter combines the distorted drum patterns of rock with funky basslines and shimmering synthwork of nostalgic pop. In the vocalisations, however, there are hints of R&B elements, akin to the work of and Dijon. As a whole, 'Matgily Tany' feels like the Arabic version of The Strokes but with a twist that's inherently his own.
Yahoo
30-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Incredible Film Boards Sales On Cannes-Set Rom-Com ‘Out Of Luck' With Ryan Brown, Abbey Hoes & Jim Bakkum
EXCLUSIVE: Incredible Film has boarded sales on Cannes-set Rom-Com Out of Luck (Dubbel Zes) for an international launch at the Marché du Film in May. The Dutch-language comedy stars Dutch actress Abbey Hoes (The Hitman's Bodyguard), opposite Ryan Brown (Home and Away, Everything I Know About Love) and pop star and actor Jim Bakkum, as spoilt heiress Annabel who loses her fortune, home and relationship in one disastrous night, which ends in a jail cell. More from Deadline MK2 Films & Unveil First Investment On Marie Kreutzer's 'Gentle Monster' Goodfellas Boards Cannes Directors' Fortnight Cameroon-Set Police Drama 'Untamable' Cannes: Molly Manning Walker To Preside Over Un Certain Regard Jury With Louise Courvoisier, Vanja Kaludjercic, Roberto Minervini & Nahuel Pérez Biscayart After reaching rock bottom, Annabel realizes it's time to get her life together. But torn between two men, two identities and numerous lies, this may be easier said than done. Part of the story unfolds against the backdrop of the Cannes Film Festival The comedy, directed by Jonathan Elbers (The Club Of Ugly Children) and produced by Dutch FilmWorks, released in the Netherlands on April 3where it has grossed just over $900K to date. Netherlands-based sales agent Incredible Film will also present Johan Nijenhuis feel-good drama Running for Love (Dochters), starring Anne-Mieke Ruyten as a recent widow determined to fulfil her late husband's bucket list. She enters herself and her three busy daughters – played by Hoes, Barbara Sloesen and Sanne Vogel – for a marathon, but they are less than enthusiastic about the idea. The Film releases in the Netherlands on May 8. 'We are delighted to present Out of Luck and Running for Love at this year's Marché du Film. Both features reflect Incredible Film's slate of films with wide commercial appeal and international relevance,' said CEO Daniëlle Raaphorst. 'As we continue to grow our portfolio across multiple genres, we are proud to bring high quality films such as these to the global market.' Best of Deadline 'Ginny & Georgia' Season 3: Everything We Know So Far Everything We Know About The 'Reminders of Him' Movie So Far 2025 TV Series Renewals: Photo Gallery