Bellydance Superstars

Various Artists
World | Jan 2003

Reviews

Fo
Reviewed 2003-02-09
[coll.]: BELLYDANCE SUPERSTARS
Mondo Melodia, 2002

Yes, yes, yes, it's bellydance mania! Here's the gimmick: eight of the top belly-dancers working in the United States have selected sixteen of their favorite dance songs, old and new. The results are more or less what you'd expect: high energy, booty-shaking Middle-Eastern pop, extra heavy on the percussion and with just the right edge of cheesiness. My favorite collection of this type in quite a while!

Fo's Picks: 1, 4, 7, 8, 9, 10, 13, 14

01. dramatic instrumental; great drums
02. droning fem vocal, perky backing
03. solid bounce, but way overproduced
04. a 3 part mini-epic w/big strings
05. over-the-top drama, fast groove
06. catchy Arabic soul; aggressive voc.
07. old-school instr.; excellent strings
08. mechanical beat; hip-hoppish vocal
09. nothin' but drums! first-rate stuff.
10. very perky, shifting tempo, odd vocal
11. the gipsy kings go south...
12. slower and mysterious, extra-slinky
13. intriguing, cinematic, Spanish tinge
14. anguished vocal: long intro, then fast
15. more varied but longer than #9
16. very commercial-sounding pop

[Fo] - 2/9/03

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Charting

2003-02-10 — 2003-04-14 Reggae/World
Week EndingAirplays
Mar 30 1
Mar 23 1
Mar 16 1
Mar 9 1
Mar 2 4
Feb 23 4
Feb 16 4

Track listing

1. Raks Africa
2. Ah Ya Leil
3. El Salam
4. Warda
5. Ice Queen
6. Talakik
7. Nebtidi Mnain El Hikaya
8. Chicky
9. Sahra Saidi
10. Bitwannes Beek
11. Il Alem Allah
12. Zeina
13. Msafer
14. Esma Yalli
15. Drum Solo
16. Habibi Ya Albi