Hossam Habib gets into trouble due to a mistake in the song "I Left You"

Egyptian artist Hossam Habib sparked controversy on social media and search engines after releasing the first song from his new album, "Sebitak," on Rotana's YouTube channel. The song, which was supposed to be a strong comeback for Habib after a long absence, encountered a technical issue that angered fans and prompted him to publicly apologize. Get the latest celebrity ads directly on the Special app, where we show you everything new from international stars.

An official apology from Hossam Habib due to a sudden technical error.

A few hours after the song's release, Hossam Habib broke his silence on his official Facebook account, expressing his regret for what happened, saying: "I apologize, and I confirm that the error has nothing to do with the voice or the technical team. It will be addressed within hours. I await your questions and opinions."

This statement confirmed the artist's keenness to clarify the situation himself and engage directly with his fans, which led to him trending on Google and social media platforms.

Distributor Ahmed Wagih clarifies his position on the song "I Left You" In a rapid development, distributor Ahmed Wagih clarified his position on the technical error via his social media accounts, confirming that he had nothing to do with the technical errors related to the recording, mixing, and mastering.

Wageeh said in his statements: "I am only the song's distributor. I have nothing to do with the recording, mixing, or mastering, and I ignored its participation after its release."

This commentary sheds light on the details of the song's artistic production and highlights the multiplicity of parties involved.

Details of the song "Sebitak" and the new album's release process

The song "Seebtak" marks Hossam Habib's official comeback after a period of absence from the music scene. It was released as a lyric video on Rotana's official YouTube channel, giving fans the opportunity to interact directly with the lyrics and melody.

The song's lyrics are by poet Adham Moataz, its music is by Tamer Ali, and its arrangement is by Ahmed Wagih. This song marks the first step in Hossam Habib's new album, scheduled for release in the summer of 2025, in two phases. Each part consists of five songs, which will be released gradually at spaced intervals. Enjoy interesting and useful content with an exclusive podcast that provides you with everything you need to know in just a few minutes via the Special app.

Will "Septek" succeed in bringing Hossam Habib back into the spotlight?

Despite the technical glitch that accompanied the song's release, the overwhelming public response and Hossam Habib's return to the spotlight could be a sign of a successful comeback. The most important question remains: Will Habib be able to reclaim his place on the music scene with his new album? The coming days and upcoming releases will determine this assessment.