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International music producer and songwriter Nadir Khayat, known globally as RedOne, said he and a group of Moroccan and international artists completed 12 tracks for his new album in just three weeks, describing the project as an intensive collaborative effort launched \u201cfrom Morocco to the world.\u201d<\/p>\n
Speaking Tuesday at a news conference in Casablanca, RedOne said the album, titled \u201cGod, Nation, King,\u201d was produced under tight timelines due to the Africa Cup of Nations currently being held in Morocco, with artists juggling multiple professional commitments. He said the final result reflects a shared national and cultural vision.<\/p>\n
The album was released to coincide with the tournament and celebrates Morocco\u2019s cultural heritage through a mix of contemporary global sounds and traditional Moroccan influences. Several tracks feature Amazigh themes, African rhythms, and multilingual lyrics aimed at an international audience.<\/p>\n
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RedOne highlighted the track \u201cAchkid,\u201d which has topped Moroccan social media trends, as an example of the album\u2019s focus on Amazigh identity. He praised the vocal performance of singer Chaimaa Abdelaziz and said actor Omar Lotfi assisted with the accuracy of Amazigh pronunciation and translation. The song blends Moroccan rap and pop with international production elements.<\/p>\n
The album brings together Moroccan artists including Salma Rachid, Hatem Ammor, Asmaa Lmnawar, Manal Benchlikha, Zouhair Bahaoui, and the group Fna\u00efre, alongside international stars such as Akon, French Montana, Ne-Yo, Jason Derulo, Shenseea, IIcon and Yemi Alade.<\/p>\n
RedOne said his involvement in the tournament\u2019s opening ceremony was limited to the song \u201cLe Show,\u201d featuring Aya Starr, Akon and French Montana, but noted that the album includes multiple tracks with similar global appeal, including \u201cAfrica,\u201d \u201cWe Gonna Dance,\u201d and \u201cCAN Players.\u201d<\/p>\n
He described the project as a musical platform showcasing Morocco\u2019s cultural diversity while aligning with the celebratory atmosphere of Africa\u2019s largest football tournament.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n
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