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Ayza Aeesh
''Ayza Aeesh'' (English: I Want to Live) is the 43rd studio album by Moroccan recording artist Samira Said. The album was released by Rotana Records on November 5, 2015. ''Ayza Aeesh'' marks Said's first album in over seven years since ''Ayaam Hayati'' (2008) was released in summer 2008. ''Ayza Aeesh'' is also Said's first collaboration with Arab World's largest music label Rotana Records, owned by Prince Al-Waleed bin Talal after her departure from her previous record label Alam El Phan.
"Ayza Aish", a song produced and written by Egyptian musician Mahmood El Osaili, was released to radio as a pre album release promotion on November 2. During its first week of availability, the album is predicted to have sold over 200,000 copies according to Laha Magazine. Upon its release, ''Ayza Aeesh'' received critical acclaim by multiple artists in the Arabic music industry which includes producers, writers, actors, and musicians. Assala Nasri, Sherine, Fifi Abdou, Carole Samaha, and Mohammed Assaf are examples of artists who expressed their positive opinions towards the album through electronic press and their profiles in social media.
==Background==
Said released her 42nd studio album ''Ayaam Hayati'' in July 2008. The album received critical and commercial acclaim despite poor promo by Alam El Phan. The album only produced one single, "Hob Mayous Menoh", which was also shot as a music video with Said's long-time collaborator Hadi El Bajori. Said left Alam El Phan in 2009 after over 10 years in the company. Having no label, Said decided to go independent. She also built her own recording studio in Egypt and started recording new music. However, since 2011, many countries in the Arab World have been suffering from violence, political conflicts, and even civil war as a result of the Arab Spring protests in 2011. This led to Said continuously delaying the release of a new album for over seven years. Said, however, released multiple singles prior to the release of ''Ayza Aeesh'', last of which was a song in Moroccan dialect entitled "Mazal" (2013) and another song in Khaliji dialect entitled "Mazloom" (2015). "Mazal" music video, which received over five million views on YouTube, was directed by El Bajori. The song also won a World Music Award for best single. While "Mazal" was released independently, "Mazloom" was released under Rotana's label after Said signed her contract with the company in late 2014.
During the recording of the album, Said lost her mother to cancer in April, 2014, which further delayed the album release. Said finally submitted the master copy of ''Ayza Aeesh'' to Rotana in August 2015. Release dates were rumored to be in late July and mid September to coincide with Muslim holidays of Eid al-Fitr or Eid al-Adha, respectively. Those plans were scrapped due to reasons such as 2015 Mina stampede and Said putting final touches on the tracks.
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