Assala returns to Syria with 14 songs in her new album

Singer Assala Nasri has returned to her Syrian roots through her new musical project, the album “The Syrian Album,” which features 14 songs inspired by the musical heritage of various Syrian governorates, in an experience that celebrates her identity and her country’s artistic memory. Assala presented the traditional songs with a contemporary vision and musical arrangements, while preserving the distinctiveness of each musical genre and its dialect. Among the album’s standout tracks are “Al-Rozana,” “Ala Dal’ouna,” “Mahboueb Qalbik,” “Umm al-Arous,” “Al-Rif al-Shami,” and “Yama Mawil al-Hawa.” The choice of 14 songs carries special significance, as it corresponds to the number of Syrian governorates, making the album a musical journey through Syria’s diverse regions, blending heritage, nostalgia, and a spirit of innovation.