Hamza Namira releases “Personal Decision” in four stages on this date.

Egyptian artist Hamza Namira announced the release of his new album, "Personal Decision," which is his seventh album and marks a new milestone in his musical career.

"Personal Decision"... Hamza Namira returns with a four-part album Moving away from the traditional release, Namira decided to release the album in four consecutive stages, extending from July 23 to August 13, 2025, with a batch of songs released each week, in an effort to give each song its due appreciation and interaction.

Release Schedule… Music in Weekly Doses Through his Instagram account, Namira revealed a detailed release plan, which is spread over four main dates. The first phase begins on July 23 with four songs: “Personal Decision,” “Sun and Air,” “My Dear Eyes,” and “It’s All About God.” The second phase on July 30 includes: “Sheel Al Sheela,” “Ya Sahranin,” and “Etkhmana.” Followed on August 6 by: “Waftakir”, “Tal Ghayebak”, and “Betstaghabi”. The album concludes on August 13 with four new tracks: “Ma Betlaq’nish,” “Keda Al Ayam,” “Cairo,” and “Personal Decision No. 1.” A well-thought-out plan that reflects Namira's desire to give the listener time to absorb and savor each work individually.

A different artistic vision and unexpected collaborations Commenting on the album, Namira wrote, “I made a personal decision… and you should know about it.” The sentence carries many references between its lines to a new artistic and personal phase.

He revealed some behind-the-scenes details of the album, confirming that the album's launch was with poet Mahmoud Farouk, whom he described as a "genius poet." He also pointed to the participation of strong names and talents, with whom he is collaborating for the first time. This diverse cast reflects Namira's desire to deliver a more mature and diverse musical experience, while maintaining the humane and honest style that audiences have come to love.

Great interaction and a fun message to the audience At the end of his post, Namira sent a spontaneous message to his fans, asking them about the best time to release the album, saying in a funny tone: “Be reasonable, guys. Don’t make it happen now.”

The reaction was broad, with thousands of his followers expressing their enthusiasm for the album, praising his clever presentation and appreciating the artistic effort he has put into creating a unique and integrated work.