Ahmed Soultan

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Ahmed Soultan (أحمد سلطان) (born 1978) is a Berber singer from Morocco. His work fuses traditional Arab music, hip-hop, rap, raï and soul.

The pseudonym "Soultan" comes from "soul", the musical style, and "tan". He has never declared his true surname.

He was born in a village in the district of Souss and emigrated to France while very young.

In 2005, Soultan was invited to take part in the Dakar International Festival of Film and was a supporting artist in a concert by Tiken Jah Fakoly. He went on to explore the African music of Morocco, recording in duet with the Senegalese singer King Bara.

Code is the title of his second album.

[edit] Discography

Habibi
Kain Li
Give Me your Name
Koula lila
Ya Salam
Regarder moi (Feat. Kamelancien)
Kyane Li
Kounti Saber
Ignorance
Give Me Ur Name Ft. Samira A
Brother and Sister
Ya Salam Ft. Afrodiziac(English version)
Ya Salam Ft. Afrodiziac
Shy
Perdu
Lost
No Matter
My Woman
Achkide
Bayda Nayda Ft.Steph Ragga Man
Bladi Ft Bigg
Le terrorisme Ft Oum,Bigg,Casa Crew,Steph Regga Man,Imane,Said Moskir,Yassine, K-Libre
Debut de Rhimo'
Fin de Rhimo'

[edit] References

(French) Ahmed Soultan in Musique arabe
Interview with the singer Ahmed Soultan: "I refuse to be labelled" by Chifaâ Nassir in Morocco Hebdo International N° 680 - 30 December 2005 to 12 January 2006