Syrian artist Anas Karim revealed that his song "Farasha," released some time ago in the Egyptian dialect, is still receiving positive feedback and significant success. He noted that this song represents a new experience for him, and his audience has embraced this experiment and loved the song.
In radio statements, Anas Karim responded to some followers who compared his song "Farasha" to the style and approach of Egyptian artist Mohamed Ramadan. He explained that the popular trend in the music scene right now is the Egyptian style and festival songs, which may have led listeners to initially feel that the song resembles Mohamed Ramadan's works. He emphasized that he did not intend to mimic his songs and expressed his willingness to sing in the Egyptian dialect again as he prefers to diversify.
Karim mentioned his collaboration with "Pabli Tools" under the supervision of Moyyed Al-Atrash, noting that they have been working together since 2010, and their relationship extends beyond work to friendship and brotherhood. They are united by love and will continue this collaboration.
Anas revealed that he is preparing to release a mini-album in a style and format different from what he has previously issued in the Lebanese dialect. This new project will stray from the romantic dance style he produced before. Regarding the delay in releasing his songs, Karim explained that to win people's admiration, he must take his time in releasing them, working on and studying all aspects including lyrics, melodies, and arrangements to achieve the desired success and resonate with audiences.
The song "Farasha" features lyrics by Rashid Al-Sheikh, music by Anas Karim himself, distribution by Hadi Karim, and mastering by Moyyed Al-Atrash. It was produced by Pabli Tools and garnered around two hundred thousand views on YouTube shortly after its release.
Additionally, he mentioned in a previous interview with Iraqi Radio "Al-Ghad" that he is preparing a new work with lyrics by Fadi Marjan, collaborating with a new composer and distributor whose name he refrained from disclosing.
It is worth noting that Anas Karim faced a wave of criticism for wearing earrings in the music video for his song "Qubrus." Karim responded to this criticism, stating that he does not concern himself with the matter, considering it a matter of personal freedom. He believes no one should interfere in these details, accepts criticism related to his artistic work but does not tolerate interference in his clothing choices, as he views this as a personal matter, insisting that he does not bother anyone and does not infringe on the freedoms of others.
