Jarak Qaribak

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Jarak Qaribak
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Studio album by
Dudu Tassa and Jonny Greenwood
Released9 June 2023
Genre Middle Eastern music [1]
Length39:44
Label World Circuit
Producer Dudu Tassa, Jonny Greenwood
Dudu Tassa chronology
שמש וענן
(2023)		Jarak Qaribak
(2023)
Jonny Greenwood chronology
Licorice Pizza
(2021)		Jarak Qaribak
(2023)
Jarak Qaribak track listing
No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1."Djit Nishrab" (featuring Ahmed Doma)Ahmed Wahby6:25
2."Ashufak Shay" (featuring Rashid Al Najjar) Mehad Hamad 3:21
3."Taq ou-Dub" (featuring Nour Freteikh)
  • Maroon Nasser
  • Mohamad Mohsen
3:37
4."Leylet Hub" (featuring Mohssine Salaheddine)
4:41
5."Ya Mughir al-Ghazala" (featuring Karrar Alsaadi)
  • Abdallah Alsahel
  • Mohamad Alkukbani
3:54
6."Ahibak" (featuring Safae Essafi)
  • Daoud Akram
  • Naim Rajuan
4:57
7."Ya 'Anid Ya Yaba" (featuring Lynn A.)Traditional3:39
8."Lhla Yzid Ikthar"
  • Abd Al-Wahab Dukali
  • Abdel Rahman Alami
4:43
9."Jan al-Galb Salik" (featuring Noamane Chaari & Zaineb Elouati)
4:23
Total length:39:44

Personnel

Charts

Weekly chart performance for Jarak Qaribak
Chart (2023)Peak
position
Scottish Albums (OCC) [19] 70
UK Albums Sales Chart (OCC) [20] 34
UK Independent Albums (OCC) [21] 13
US Current Album Sales ( Billboard ) [22] 68

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