Al-Akhras' song "War" soars on 3 Billboard charts

Jordanian artist Akhras' latest single , "Harb," has been a standout on the Billboard Arabic charts this week, charting at the top of three charts.

The song, which entered the Billboard Arabic Hot 100 main chart two weeks ago, continues its climb to the top, rising this week from number 24 to number 16, after having been ranked 48 in its first week.

On the Arabic Indie Top 50 chart, "Harb" made a notable leap, becoming the highest-charting song this week as well, rising from fifth to third place, competing for the top spot with Saint Levant's "Clementine" and Touliette's "Hussaini."

On the Levantine Top 50, the song also continued its climb, climbing from number ten to number seven.

The growing success of "Harb" was also reflected in the Hot 100 Artists chart, where Al-Akhras climbed from 18th to 14th, closing in on the top 10. It appears that Al-Akhras is close to re-aching the great achievements he achieved with his previous song, "Skapa," which spent weeks in the top five on the Hot 100 and topped the top 50 Arabic indie chart.

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Al-Akhras surprises his fans with "Skapa," a rhythmic Syrian song. Jordanian artist Al-Akhras is preparing to release a new song in the Syrian dialect called "Skapa."

New Scapa Al-Akhras in Syrian Scheduled for release after the holy month of Ramadan, the song comes as a surprise to fans, as the artist stated in a previous interview that the song will not be as sad as his fans are accustomed to, but will instead be rhythmic and dynamic.

"Scapa": A shift in the mute style Al-Akhras drew inspiration for the word "Skapa" from the famous Syrian song "Skapa Ya Domoo' Al-Ain." The lyrics are from Syrian folklore, but he will present them with a new and different spirit. This work reflects a shift in Al-Akhras' style, moving away from the sad songs he was known for and toward presenting more positive and vibrant music.

Al-Akhras: My Syrian friends changed my way of thinking. Al-Akhras revealed that the idea for the song came as a result of his interaction with Syrian friends, who were influenced by their culture and lifestyle, and he decided to present this song to them.

"Skapa" video clip between Syria and Lebanon The song's music video was originally scheduled to be filmed in Syria, but the recent political situation in the country prevented that from happening. Nevertheless, Al-Akhras confirmed that he will film the music video soon, either in Syria or Lebanon, and that it will be released after Ramadan.

Al-Akhras: Today I am full of joy and positivity In several recent interviews, Al-Akhras has indicated that his personality today is different from before, as he has become more joyful and positive, which will be reflected in his new song. He said in one of them, "I am a very happy person today."

"Scapa": A new addition to Al-Akhras' artistic career The song "Skapa" is a new addition to Al-Akhras's artistic career, representing a shift in his style and a diversity of his work. The song is expected to be well-received by the public, especially fans of rhythmic and energetic songs.

This is the last work of Al-Akhras It is noteworthy that Al-Akhras had released the song "Ghalban" some time ago, which achieved great success. The song was written and composed by "Akhras", produced by "Yahya Escobar", and co-produced, recorded, mixed and mastered by "Zaid Allan".

Produced by Wassim Tabakhi, Directed and illustrated by Ahmed El Adawy, Animation by Faisal Mohammed and Ibrahim Saeed.