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Partnership with Lblend for "Souss Massa"

We partnered with Lblend to launch the first chapter of Sounds of Morocco, showcasing the Souss Massa region through the track TAMAGIT. This collaboration blends Moroccan electronic music, Amazigh influences and local storytelling into a contemporary cultural project.

The residency highlights how Moroccan DJs, producers and visual artists can create immersive soundscapes rooted in regional identity while remaining connected to the global electronic music scene.

Glory RM & Anouri Join Our Creative Team

Visual artists Glory RM and Anouri bring their unique visual universe to expand our graphic identity, adding a modern Moroccan touch to our artworks, posters and digital storytelling.

Their work explores Moroccan typography, textures, colors and street culture, helping us craft a strong visual language around our label, residencies and releases.

Salah Fafah & Simane Join Our Journey

Two talented voices, Salah Fafah and Simane, representing their region and community through their music, join Sounds of Morocco to share their stories, culture and musical heritage.

Their collaboration on Tamagit connects traditional melodies, Amazigh inspiration and modern production, reinforcing our mission to make Moroccan music heard internationally.

Tiznit Residency — Creation of “Tamagit”

Our first residency took place in Tiznit in collaboration with Lblend, where the creative foundations for the track Tamagit were developed as part of the first chapter of Sounds of Morocco, dedicated to the Souss Massa region.

The project merges local stories, field recordings and Moroccan sound textures with contemporary electronic production, contributing to a new wave of Moroccan and North African sounds.

Casablanca Residency — L'Uzine

A second residency hosted at L'Uzine, Casablanca, dedicated to the production of our upcoming track. The official title remains exclusive until the release announcement, but the residency explores the energy of the city through beats, textures and collaborations.

This chapter connects underground Casablanca culture, Moroccan art spaces and electronic experimentation, reinforcing Sounds of Morocco as a living cultural project.

Live Performances & Residency Finale

Three major live sessions mark this chapter: a performance at Cinéma Renaissance in Rabat, an open-air session in Tiznit, and a final showcase at GTA IAV.

These events showcase Moroccan artistry, audio-visual performance and the power of residencies to connect local audiences and international sounds.

Tiznit Residency — Lblend

The first residency of Sounds of Morocco took place in Tiznit in collaboration with Lblend, where the creative foundation for the track Tamagité was developed as part of the “Souss Massa” chapter, inspired by local stories and Amazigh identity.

Casablanca Residency — L'Uzine

A second residency hosted at L'Uzine in Casablanca, dedicated to the production of the next Sounds of Morocco track. The title remains unrevealed until its official announcement, but the focus is urban culture, experimental sound and cross-disciplinary collaboration.

Partnership with Visa For Music

Sounds of Morocco is proud to collaborate with Visa For Music, one of the most important music markets and festivals in the MENA region. This partnership strengthens our mission to bring Moroccan and North African sounds to international stages.

Through showcases, professional meetings and curated presentations, we highlight Moroccan DJs, producers and cross-cultural projects that connect traditional roots with contemporary electronic music.

Moroccan Scene Spotlight

Our residencies and releases have been featured across various Moroccan and international platforms, underlining the growing visibility of the local electronic music scene and its cultural relevance.

By working with festivals, cultural institutions and media, we help shine a light on new Moroccan narratives and sonic identities.

Support from Moroccan Media & Partners

Our ecosystem includes collaborations with Moroccan media, studios and cultural spaces, helping our artists and projects reach a wider audience inside and outside Morocco.

These partnerships create bridges between independent artists, the Moroccan public and international listeners interested in fresh North African sounds.

Moroccan Electronic Music & Heritage

Sounds of Morocco aims to build a bridge between Moroccan heritage (Gnawa, Amazigh, Chaâbi, and regional folk traditions) and contemporary electronic music, through residencies, collaborations and long-term artistic development.

Our approach is to respect tradition while creating new narratives that speak to today’s audiences locally and globally.

Building a Platform for Independent Artists

As an independent label and cultural project, Sounds of Morocco supports emerging artists with distribution, creative direction and international connections, helping them navigate the music industry while staying true to their identity.

We work with producers, singers, instrumentalists and visual artists to design sustainable careers rooted in the Moroccan and North African ecosystem.

From Local Residency to Global Release

Each residency is designed as a complete cycle: research, creation, collaboration, live performance and finally digital release on major platforms (Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music, etc.).

This method allows us to document the process, involve local communities and transform each chapter into a cultural and musical statement from Morocco to the world.