Ha'esh Hayaty

Ha'esh Hayaty
Studio album by Tamer Hosny
Released June 30, 2009 (2009-06-30)
Recorded 2008
Studio Mazzika
Genre Arabic Pop
Length 68:30
Label Alam El Phan
Producer Mohsen Gaber
Tamer Hosny chronology
Arrab Kaman
(2008)Arrab Kaman2008		 Ha'eesh Hayaty
(2009)		 Ikhtart Sah
(2010)Ikhtart Sah2010

Ha'eesh Hayaty is a studio album by Tamer Hosny, released in 2009. This is the first studio album recorded under Mohsen Gaber's Alam El Phan. It was commercially successful.

Release

Tamer Hosny signed with Mazzika group Alam El Phan he released his fifth album as a solo artist. Titled "Ha'esh Hayaty" including one English song named "Come Back To Me", it was his first English song.

The highly anticipated album's release date was constantly being postponed. At first, 20 June 2009 was the date set, next was 25th, afterwards 29th and finally, he settled for the 30th of June as the release date.

Charts Performance

The album made an incredible success in the Arab World In 2009.[1]

Track list

In this album 8 great hits composed and 10 hits written by Tamer Hosny who is also known as one of the most romantic Lyricists.

1- Koll Elly Fat

  • Written by: Abeer Razaz & Tamer Hosny
  • Composed by: Karim Mohsen

2- Ta3ba Koll El Nas

3- Ya 7abiby Shoof

4- Ha'esh Hayaty

  • Written by: Walid El Ghazaly
  • Composed by: Karim Mohsen

5- W A7lam Leeh

  • Written by: Tayam / Essam Hosny
  • Composed by: Ali Shabban.

6- Bagheer 3leeha

7- Enta Mesheet

  • Written by: Tamer Hosny / Abd El Aziz Amar
  • Composed by: Hossam El Bagharmy

8-7agat Keteer

9- 5ontek Embare7

10- Ta3ala Erga3 Tani

11- Rasmy ... Fahmy ... Nazmy

  • Written by: Mohamed Rahim
  • Composed by: Mohamed Rahim

12- 7yati Fadak

  • Written by: Mohamed Nassar
  • Composed by: Karim Mohsen

13- Bainak W Bainy

  • Written by: Mohamed Gomaa
  • Composed by: Mohamed Rahim

14- Howa Fain

15- Come Back To Me

Music videos

From this album Tamer Hosny filmed one music video 'Ta3ba Koll El Nas' Directed by Yasser Sami. In his film Omar & Salma 2, two songs were shown from the album "5ontek Embare7" and "Bagheer 3leeha".

References

  1. ↑ "Tamer Hosny". Alam El Phan. Retrieved 2012-02-20.
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