The Palestinian techno artist is behind the next fabric presents compilation.
Announced this week, the new release from the DJ and producer is due out on 24 November with a launch party at the Farringdon venue taking place the following day, on 25 November. A new track from Abdulhadi entitled Well Fee, featuring Walaa Sbait, has been released ahead of time. Check that one out below.
The forthcoming release features the likes of Khainz, Coyu, Flug, Dyzen and YA Z AN a.k.a. Yazan Saleh, who Abdulhadi previously taught while working at a Arab Digital Expression Summer Camp, a statement details.
Speaking on the compilation, Abdulhadi said: “When I started to compile this release, I just started to think initially about all the cool artists that I like but, as there were so many to choose from, I focused on the ones that really speak to me and get me out of bed any day, any time. I think every track I have finally selected here is like a poem; a scream; or even a slap in the face!”
Continuing, she added: “When I looked back at who I eventually chose, I was shocked to learn that they are mostly people like me. I really never look at the origins of where an artist is from when selecting what I play. I didn’t know I was adding the Latin youngsters to it, for example. And when I discovered where they were from, it just made sense. They have so much to say, and they are yelling through a synth, like I am when I perform.”
fabric presents Sama’ Abdulhadi lands on 24 November. Pre-order the album here. Check out a clip of Helena Hauff, who handled the latest mix for the series, below.
@fabric.london Helena Hauff on translating the energy of her ‘fabric presents’ mix to Room 1 this weekend 🖤 Join Helena, mix artists IMOGEN, Radioactive Man, Nite Fleit, and The Exaltics, plus invited guests Bambounou and FREAKENSTEIN this Saturday 30th September for the mix launch. 🎫 via @Resident Advisor #helenahauff #electro #techno #dancemusic #electronicmusic #fabriclondon #fabric #club #london #nightlife #mix #compilation ♬ original sound – fabric.london