Find the Toxic Side of Destructive Love With Shereen Suleiman’s Musical Creation ‘Ghareeb’

Music artists are able to portray the most intimate and deepest emotions of life, and rising artist Shereen Suleiman is the finest example of that. This talented artist has recently dropped a music project that is currently buzzing among listeners with its fine musical arrangement and intriguing lyrical approach. The song ‘Ghareeb’ has been released with an official music video and is also her debut single. Tilt has co-produced this song, and it has turned into a complete gem. Shereen, on the other hand, has taken care of everything, starting from composing, songwriting, singing, and performing in the music video. The song is creating another milestone in her career.



The word ‘Ghareeb’ means weird, and the song embodies the weird feelings that come along with love; it can be quite devastating. The poignant and toxic essence is well-portrayed through the haunting bass-heavy arrangement, which churns out a dark ambiance. A similar taste can be found in the music video as well. The artist has done a great job in singing the project in Lebanese Arabic, which comes with a poetic touch in lyricism. Shereen made sure to portray her lost self in destructive love through this song that is influenced by women’s lived experiences, both intimate and universal. Follow Shereen Suleiman on YouTube and other platforms to explore her musical creations and learn more about her upcoming song “Fik” (in you), out in December.

Song Links:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YtmTvfj9yF0

https://open.spotify.com/track/5B53fpOemmWCdGeNQMhxlg

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