Orient Express - Inch Allah Abdullah Dollar

Review by David Barahona

Orient Express has released their latest album, Inch Allah Abdullah Dollar, which showcases their unique blend of Middle Eastern and Western musical styles. The album features a range of instruments including the oud, darbuka, and saxophone, creating a diverse sound throughout.

The opening track, "Inch Allah," sets the tone for the album with its upbeat tempo and catchy melody. "Ya Habibi" follows with a slower, more emotional tone, featuring a beautiful oud solo. The album continues to impress with tracks like "Dollar" and "Abdullah," both showcasing the band's ability to seamlessly blend Western and Eastern styles.

The standout track on the album is undoubtedly "Harem," which features a haunting saxophone solo that perfectly captures the essence of the song's title. The album closes with the upbeat and energetic "Bazaar," leaving the listener wanting more.

Summary by David Barahona

Inch Allah Abdullah Dollar is a fantastic album that showcases the unique talent and sound of Orient Express. The fusion of Eastern and Western musical styles is executed flawlessly, resulting in an album that is both enjoyable and culturally significant.