Social Music Video, Jeddah

Shot across the streets of Jeddah, this video brings Hawsa’s lyrics to life, capturing the feeling of isolation in a world that’s always online. The visuals mirror the raw emotion of the track, using empty spaces and late-night cityscapes to echo a sense of disconnection. The project reflects a strong belief in the power of Saudi hip-hop and its ability to tell honest, local stories—rooted in culture, shaped by community, and pushing the sound forward.

7 Seas Music Video, London

Shot in London, this video channels the surreal, psychedelic energy of the track, dreamlike, fluid, and groovy. The concept was rooted in the artist’s vision, and every frame was designed to feel like a trip through sound and color. It’s a piece that blurs the line between reality and imagination, and helping shape that world visually was all about trusting the rhythm and letting the vibe lead.

You Know Music Video, Jeddah

A bold interpolation of The Beatles’ “Twist and Shout,” this video was shot in a single day to match the track’s raw, chaotic energy. The visuals mirror the song’s sharp shifts and fast pace, keeping things unpredictable and loud. Supporting artists like Hawsa as they flip classic records into something new is a big part of what drives this work—helping that kind of creativity move from underground to mainstream.

Makan Music Place Photo Shoot, Jeddah

Filmed at a private DJ event in Jeddah, this piece captures the atmosphere of a scene that’s steadily building momentum. The focus was on translating the rhythm and energy of the set into something visual, showing how local DJs are crafting their own sound and creating space for new genres to grow.