Lebanese star Ramy Ayach has released the music video for his new song titled “Ahla Bil Jamal”, composed by him, with lyrics by Mazen Ghannam, arranged and mixed by The AB Brothers, mastered by Jean Pierre Boutros, and directed by Fadi Haddad.
“Dive into your own summer vibes and let the music take you far away,” with this distinctive caption, Ramy Ayach announced on Instagram the release of the music video for the song “Ahla Bil Jamal” on his official YouTube channel and across various digital platforms.
The song “Ahla Bil Jamal” is an upbeat track in the Lebanese dialect, defined by happiness, positive energy, and summer vibes. It was produced as a wonderful blend of deceptively simple, heartfelt lyrics and an upbeat summer melody that infuses joy into the heart and soul, complemented by Ramy's voice that enters the heart without permission.
In a bold and unprecedented move, Ramy Ayach was also keen to revive the art of Lebanese Zajal in his song, featuring Lebanese poet Mazen Ghannam in the video clip, who added a touch imbued with the charm of authentic Zajal art, breathing new life into it to introduce it to new generations in a modern and distinctive way.
As for the music video, it brought a fresh concept crafted by creative director Fadi Haddad, who delivered a complete and cohesive work in terms of visuals and modern concept. Ramy appeared with a refreshed look, his customary handsomeness and charisma taking center stage across several scenes by the sea as he serenades his beloved and her beauty, alongside several joyful choreographed dance sequences.
Sponsored by the Ministry of Tourism, the video was also distinguished by its support for Lebanese products, featuring local beverage brands.
It is worth noting that the song “Ahla Bil Jamal” topped the trending charts in Lebanon on “X” immediately upon its release. The song opens with the lyrics: “Welcome beauty, the full moon is complete... Oh king of late nights, pampering, and charm... Oh king of passion... loving you is no sin... Oh king of sweetness, sweet talk, and flirtation.”
