Ep2: Molham on Arab Pop, cultural mix, and the craft behind his sound.
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Ep2: Molham on Arab Pop, cultural mix, and the craft behind his sound.
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Laughta sits down with Molham, a Saudi pop artist defining a genre he calls A Pop, blending Arabic and Western influences into a sound shaped by growing up between Jeddah and Canada.
He opens up about his early songwriting, the cultural mix behind his music, and the challenge of writing in simple Arabic while carrying global influences.
Molham reflects on the evolution of his identity as an artist, the tension between commercial expectations and authenticity, and how vulnerability has become central to his work. He explains the inspiration behind his Confession Series and why releasing raw, unfiltered music helps him stay honest and connected to emotion. They also discuss Haliki, a powerful track rooted in self acceptance, and how insecurity and social pressure impact both men and women.
A warm and thoughtful conversation offering a close look at one of the region’s most creative emerging voices.