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Bahibbik Wahashteeny
''Bahibbik Wahashteeny'' (''I Love You, I Miss You'') is the seventeenth full-length Arabic studio album from Egyptian pop singer Angham, launched in Egypt on July 25, 2005 (see 2005 in music) by Rotana Production Company. It was her second record on the label after "Bet'heb Meen" (Who Do You Love) which was released in 1997. The 2005 record has witnessed a critical success but commercial disappointment. "Bahibbik Wahashteeny" is perhaps the least sold record during Angham's entire singing career in the last 10 years, but improved its sale gradually upon the broadcast of its second single "Bahib Nafsi" (I Love Myself). However, despite the promotion and Angham's 2005 tour, the record had only a moderate success and Angham was unable to garner any hits from the album except "Albak" (Your Heart) and "Inta Meen" (Who Are You) which both caused a tremendous success around the Middle East and the Gulf countries, respectively. The record is available on both CD (57:44 minutes) and tape (50:38 minutes) format. The bonus track "Inta Meen" (Who Are You) and the remix of "Bahibbik Wahashteeny" are only featured on the CD version. In this record, Angham collaborated with many new faces. They include Hend elKady who worked with Angham for the first time as a music composer; her brother Khaled Suleiman and Ismael as new music arrangers; Ameer Teaima, Sultan Salah, Wissam Sabry, Khaled Abou elFateh and Fahd Thamal as the new lyricists.
==Album information==
According to Angham, Bahibbik Wahashteeny is considered as the closest record to her heart because the lyrics summarized her attitude toward her life, her experiences and the way she perceives the people around her. She referred to "Bahibbik Wahashteeny" in Maa Hobbi televised interview on Rotana channel as one of her closest albums, because it was the first to really begin to express her personality freely. This record was born in a period where Angham is trying to balance between her new life as wife and mother on one hand, and a new version of her as a rejuvenated artist on the other. The record was recorded at Sawt elMouseeka (Voice of Music) studio by a team composed by M. Nash'at Naser elDeen, Mohammad Saker, Khaled Raouuf, and Mohammad Ismaeel. The mixage was done by M. Nash'at Naser elDeen. ''Nunutrack'' took part in the digital mastering of the record. The promotional pictures were all done by MKI. The front CD cover created an aura of mystery around the record when it was promoted, because it partly hid Angham's face and raised curiosity. The press criticized Angham for not adding enough pictures to her CD booklet, a gesture that forced Angham to add more pictures to her next 2007 record's booklet. The track "Bahibbik Wahashteeny" was written by a fan whose name is Khaled Abou elFateh, who sent it to her through her mail box. Angham recalled how she phoned him to his house at 2 o'clock in the morning to announce him that she picked his lyrics to sing it for her new record. Angham liked the track so much lot that she did not hesitate putting it as the title of her 2007 record. On the same note, Angham released "Mitel elAwal" (Similar To The First) on the Internet, a Lebanese song that was due to be officially inserted in the record, but was deleted before printing. Angham explained the reason behind this decision by saying she was not fully ready to sing in the Lebanese dialect yet. Angham co-produced "Inta Meen" (Who Are You) with Rotana. She flew to Istanbul to record and rearrange the track with music arrangist, Ismael.
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