Mish Maoul

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Mish Maoul

Studio album by Natacha Atlas
Released	April 24, 2006 April 25, 2006 (U.S.)
Genre	Rock, Electronica
Label	Mantra Records
Producer(s)	Temple of Sound Natacha Atlas Philip Bagenal Hamid Belmenouer Marc Eagleton Neil Sparkes Timothy Whelan
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Natacha Atlas chronology
The Best of Natacha Atlas (2005)	Mish Maoul (2006)

Mish Maoul (مِش مَقُول an Egyptian expression meaning "unbelievable")^[1] is the sixth album by Belgian world music singer Natacha Atlas. It was released by Mantra Records on April 24, 2006 worldwide. The album was primarily produced by Nick Page aka Count Dubulah, Atlas' former band mate in Transglobal Underground, now a member of Temple of Sound.

The album marks a return for Atlas to her North African and Arabic musical roots, although musical styles such as bossa nova, Western pop, and electronica are also utilized. In 2006, the album reached number twelve on the Billboard Top World Music Albums chart in the United States.^[2]

[edit] Track listing

"Oully Ya Sahbi" featuring Sofiane Saidi (Atlas, Dubulah, Sparkes) – 5:36
"Feen" featuring Princess Julianna (Atlas, Dubulah, Higgins, Sparkes) – 5:54
"Hayati Inta" (Atlas, Eagleton) – 4:02
"Ghanwa Bossanova" (Atlas, Dubulah, Sparkes) – 6:33
"Bathaddak" featuring Princess Julianna (Atlas, Higgins, Whelan) – 5:12
"Bab el Janna" (Atlas, Dubulah, Sparkes) – 5:46
"Wahashni" (Atlas, Dubulah, Sparkes) – 4:46
"Haram Aleyk" (Atlas, Sabet, Whelan) – 5:11
"La Lil Khowf" featuring Clotaire K & Sofiane Saidi (Atlas, Dubulah, Sparkes, Clotaire K) – 5:32
"Yariet" (Atlas, Eagleton) – 3:37