Sahara Rhapsody

[Ray Brookes]

Don't do many instrumental these days but doing this one was a bit of fun. Instruments used are from the East West Quantum Leap library. I wondered if it would be fitting to use it as background music for a camel race or maybe Parklea markets just outside of Sydney .... or I should say Parklestan 

[tolga]

Very authentic, original, and impressive. you take me to Egypt as I was listening

[godinqc]

Cool song .. very Arabesque , I really liked the vibe and texture of it ..
Very well produced also .. Great job ..

[Jean Pierre]

je dirais Laurence d'Arabie... 

magnifique

[thetworegs]

I agree with Jean Pierre magnifique

[StephenM]

I love music like this..

this is great.. and so well done.. it is really nice and relaxing and then wham... it goes sci fi, tomb horror and doom.... wow...

kind of like a dream... like a dream...

[Johnbee]

Sounds like something out of "Midnight Express'.  Very cool. Especially enjoy the voices.

  John B

[Ron D Bowes]

Very cool job Ray. Authentic sounding for an Arabian film. May the blowflies of a camel's droppings bestow a thousand blessings on your enemies! LOL. I can picture you having a blast with this.

[Ted]

I'm not qualified to say how authentic it is, but I do know it brought to mind my favorite song from Algerian superstar Khaled – and I really do love this song. Take the win, Ray!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t0pywRsO3gQ

I did some work in Morocco years ago. We were driving all over the area around Taliouine, with the radio playing music in Arabic. Every time I perked up and asked, "Who's this?" my Moroccan counterparts would roll their eyes and say, "Khaled!"

[Blooby]

F#$% me. This was ridiculously good.

Blooby