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Husa Sounds is an online platform based between Cairo and Montreal, deeply intertwined with both the local and international electronic music scenes. Founded on the belief that music knows no boundaries, Husa Sounds serves as a vehicle for underground stories to be heard around the world. Through in-depth interviews, event coverage, and exclusive features, we shine a light on artists, collectives, and movements shaping the future of electronic music. With roots in two vibrant cultural hubs, Husa Sounds bridges scenes, fosters collaboration, and captures the pulse of cutting-edge sound.

Highlights

Interview | Mercurio

Hailing from Argentina, Mercurio is a name that has become synonymous with melodic depth and emotional storytelling on the dancefloor. A frequent collaborator of Hernán Cattáneo, his productions weave together lush harmonies, intricate rhythms, and a cinematic sensibility that sets him apart in the global progressive house scene. With a career rooted in live instrumentation […]

Interview | Sarkis Mikael

Sarkis Mikael is a sonic storyteller—a Los Angeles–based Armenian-American producer, DJ, and engineer whose work bridges ancient resonance with modern rhythm. Known for his emotionally rich, genre-fluid productions and deep-rooted collaborations, Sarkis shapes his sound at the intersection of cultural memory and dancefloor evolution. With releases on iconic labels like Sol Selectas and The Soundgarden, […]

Interview | Vinyl Mode “The Vibe Generator”

Vinyl Mode has been turning heads across the region, especially after the release of his track Shoft Al Halla featuring Moayad — a track that made serious waves in the scene and cemented his name in a whole new way. Now, he’s back with a fresh remix for Husa & Zeyada, blending classic house influences […]

Interview | Jares

Your journey from mixing at university parties and PolyRad to producing melodic techno in your private studio in Montreal is inspiring. How do you feel your background as an engineer and your first rave experience a decade ago have shaped the emotional and technical depth in this latest live set? I think a big part […]

Fulltone Unleashes a Bold Groove with “F*ck What They Talk About”

Some tracks make you dance. Others make you feel. Fulltone’s latest single, Fck What They Talk About*, does both—while making a statement loud and clear: you can do whatever the f**k you want. A hypnotic vocal sample repeats the mantra like a call to action, igniting a rebellious energy that seeps into your bones. The […]

Beyond the Booth: Livestreams Redefining Artistic Freedom

In a world where the dancefloor can feel a million miles away, electronic music livestreams have become the lifeline connecting artists to their audiences. From gritty underground broadcasts to well produced global spectacles, these digital stages have redefined how we experience music, offering a front-row seat to sonic innovation while giving artists a platform to […]

Interview | Julian Prince (SXM Festival)

Meet Julian Prince, the visionary behind SXM Festival—a world-renowned celebration of music, culture, and island magic on Saint Martin. As the founder of this iconic event, now gearing up for its March 12-16, 2025 edition. Julian has transformed his passion for electronic music and breathtaking destinations into an unforgettable experience that draws thousands to its […]

Hélène Vogelsinger: Breathing Life into Forgotten Spaces

Hélène Vogelsinger is not just a musician—she is a sonic architect, weaving intricate modular synthesizer compositions that seem to merge seamlessly with the spaces she performs in. Her music is an exploration of sound, memory, and emotion, blending ambient textures with ethereal melodies that invite deep introspection. What sets her apart is her choice of […]

Massive Attack’s Act 1.5: A Blueprint for the Future of Sustainable Festivals

Massive Attack has set a bold new precedent with Act 1.5, their groundbreaking eco-friendly festival in Bristol. At a time when live music events are under scrutiny for their environmental impact, the band has proven that large-scale concerts can be both high-energy and low-emission. Instead of just talking about the climate crisis, they’ve taken direct […]