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The Middle East is witnessing the emergence of a new musical wave, various
artists and bands are today socially and artistically engaged in creating a new
Arabic musical identity, an alternative to the exclusive dominance of the POP
Arabic genre.
eka3 is an initiative created by a team of artists: from musicians,
photographers, visual artists to film directors.. Innovators who dream of seeing
their own works achieve their full potential of reach and exposure, and upon
this vision eka3 shares the dreams of musicians throughout the region.
The Vision
eka3 is dedicated to modernizing and popularizing smart Arabic music; not
music that plays in the background during dinner; music that grabs your
attention, moves your senses, and provokes your thought. Whatever the genre
may be, we seek the original, the rich, and the Arabic.
What We do
We provide a wide range of services that cater to our vision, including music
direction, product/album invention and management, artist marketing and
promotion, as well as event creation and artist booking in several cities across
the Middle East.
Throughout our network of offices and teams we have also become the first
and only regional, yet local distribution company dedicated to this music niche,
working closely with a daily-growing list of outlets of all shapes and forms to
optimize the sales process and yield maximum output to our diverse list of
clients, including artists, labels, and other distribution companies.
Operating from Amman, Jordan, with offices in Cairo, and Beirut.
 
 
 
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