From Cairo to New York, Felukah redefines Arab identity in music ...Kuwait

Masr Al-Um Dunya is a common phrase among the Arab community that translates to, Egypt, the Mother of the World; it comes from a deep-rooted belief that the country shares the nurturing and loving nature of the mother, and it's this very warmth that radiates from Cairo-born singer and songwriter, Felukah.  After moving to New York from Cairo as a teen and studying Creative Writing at Hunter College, Felukah soon swapped her love for literature to her love for music after being influenced by the Big Apple’s strong rap culture.  But Egypt remains at the core of who she is and just listening to Egyptian Lover or Ask The Birds In Cairo certifies this. “I'm just trying to p

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