Mediterranean Frequencies (ترددات المتوسط) by Bachir Buzuq

Bachir Buzuq is an independent solo project born from the desire to blend the buzuq — a traditional string instrument close to the oud — with rock and electronic music.

It’s an unlikely encounter between an ancestral instrument and today’s tools, including artificial intelligence, to give a new echo to ancient sounds.

The project took root in Marseille, a Mediterranean city by essence, but its first seed was planted long ago, in 2007 in Jenin, in the West Bank. Since then, it has grown through human encounters, travels, and eighteen years of life.

Entirely self-produced, Bachir Buzuq carries no other ambition than to share a sincere emotion.
It is both a tribute to the peoples of the Mediterranean, a declaration of love to oppressed minorities, and a cry of solidarity above all dedicated to the Palestinian people.

Like any independent creation, the future of this project remains uncertain — but if it ever generates revenue, most of it will be donated to support Palestinian children.


So listen, share… and after all, why not?

Bachir Buzuq is an independent solo project blending the buzuq, rock, and electronic music.
Born between Marseille and Jenin, it bridges ancient sounds and modern tools, including AI.
A tribute to Mediterranean peoples and a cry for solidarity.

Listen, share… and after all, why not?