Ahmed Bider's Oriental Belly Dance album, طبلة ع دي چي الجزء الثاني, is a captivating and energetic collection of Middle Eastern rhythms and melodies. The album features ten tracks that showcase Bider's virtuosity on the tabla and his skill at creating infectious dance beats.
From the opening track, "Sahara Nights," to the closing "Arabian Dreams," Bider's tabla playing is precise and dynamic, driving the music forward with a relentless energy. The album also features a variety of other traditional Middle Eastern instruments, including the oud, qanun, and ney, which add depth and texture to the music.
The standout track on the album is "Raks Sharki," a lively and playful dance tune that showcases Bider's ability to create intricate rhythms that are both complex and accessible. Other highlights include "Zeffa," a celebratory wedding procession piece, and "Habibi Ya Eini," a romantic ballad that features the haunting sound of the ney.