Amena and Ziad Hisham: A Night of Egyptian Jazz

A night of contemporary Egyptian Jazz featuring 2 outstanding artists?  Yes please.   See you there.

Ziad Hisham is a visionary guitarist and composer blending the expressive depth of jazz with the rich heritage of Egyptian music. Weaving intricate melodies, deep grooves, and improvisational storytelling into a seamless fusion of East and West. Performing for over a decade, Ziad has developed his instrumental project alongside collaborations with renowned artists such as Grammy Award winner Fathy Salama, Sheikh Mahmoud El Tohamy, Sara Moullablad, Luka Salam, Mohamed Abo Zekry, and Amena. His work has taken him across diverse musical landscapes, from contemporary jazz ensembles to traditional Arabic ensembles and experimental fusion projects.  

Amena is a singer/songwriter from Cairo, Egypt. Growing up in the vibrant city, she developed a love for both Arabic and Jazz music.  As she studied at Guildhall School in London, she aims to create music that blends her cultural roots with the harmony and rhythms of Jazz.  In her newest project, she draws inspiration from pioneers of Egyptian/Levantine musicians like Sayed Darwish and Rahbani Brothers.