By The Arab Daily News Staff
Tony Eid song, “Lamma Sheftik” released in US for upcoming tour
Tony Eid, considered by many to be the top singer in the USA, released a new hit on YouTube which had an immediate success throughout the world.
The song produced between Lebanon and Syria is written by famous writer Riad Ali, Arrangement by Ammar Jourye and Studio Maher Ali.
When asking Tony Eid about the motivation to work with such big names in the music industry and specifically with the challenges that the production has being produced in the Middle East, his answer was very simple: “I decided not to be buried.”
Eid explains that the USA market limits the Arabic singers, because the music resources that are available to Arab singers in the United States are limited.
“You don’t have the options that you would have if living in the Middle East, so it is a tomb for Arabic singers,” Eid said.
Tony is planning to produce a video clip for his song soon, and he is in process of working on his next release, which he promises to be another hit.
Eid is currently traveling around the United States to several major cities including New York, Washington DC ,Houston, Dearborn, Miami & Cleveland where he resides.
Eid says he is also planning concerts in Canada in the near future, and he has even bigger plans in the future for performances in the Middle East.
Click here to listen to the song on YouTube.
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