Moroccan Musical Trends of Summer 2025

Summer 2025 confirmed the vitality and diversity of Moroccan music. From urban hits to socially conscious rap, modern pop, and festive chaâbi sounds, artists offered audiences a season full of emotions. Streaming platforms, social media, and festivals played a key role in spreading these hits, which accompanied summer nights across the country.

Jaylan and the “Ha Wlidi” Phenomenon

One of the year’s rising stars, Jaylan, surprised many with his hit “Ha Wlidi.” The track, a subtle blend of trap and Moroccan rhythms, quickly became a summer anthem. On TikTok and Instagram, thousands of young fans shared videos featuring the song’s catchy lyrics. This viral success established Jaylan as a new force in the Moroccan urban scene, capable of standing alongside the country’s biggest names.

Saad Lamjarred and the Hit “Riskin”

Always at the top of the Moroccan music scene, Saad Lamjarred reaffirmed his status with “Riskin.” Combining oriental pop with electronic touches, the song dominated summer charts and playlists. His live performances electrified audiences, especially at Mawazine, where the crowd sang along in unison. With this track, Lamjarred once again demonstrated his ability to captivate both Moroccan and international fans.

Muslim and the Depth of “Lkhayal”

On the rap side, Muslim made a strong impact with “Lkhayal.” Staying true to his socially engaged style, he tackled deep social and philosophical themes, giving Moroccan rap greater meaning and resonance. The song struck a chord with young listeners who strongly identified with its message. His live shows revealed the powerful bond he shares with his fans, who passionately echoed his lyrics.

Zina Daoudia and the Energy of Chaâbi

The iconic Zina Daoudia also left her mark on the summer with a standout live performance of her new song “Sur Scène.” Staying loyal to her festive chaâbi style, she brought the track to life on stage, turning it into one of the most talked-about moments of the season. With its lively rhythms and catchy lyrics, the song quickly became a favorite at weddings and festivals. Daoudia’s ability to connect with the audience through her voice, her stage presence, and her infectious energy once again proved that chaâbi remains central to Moroccan musical culture.

Festivals, the Driving Force of the Season

Summer festivals such as Mawazine, Timitar in Agadir, and the Essaouira Gnaoua Festival provided the perfect stage for these songs. Jaylan won hearts with Ha Wlidi, Saad Lamjarred delivered a spectacular show with Riskin, Muslim brought intensity with Lkhayal, while Zina Daoudia reminded everyone of the enduring power of chaâbi. These events confirmed that Morocco’s music scene thrives on diversity and creativity.

A Rich and Varied Musical Season

In short, Summer 2025 showcased a wide range of styles: Jaylan’s innovative urban sound, Saad Lamjarred’s international pop, Muslim’s profound rap, and Zina Daoudia’s traditional yet energetic chaâbi. This diversity reflects the vitality of Moroccan music, capable of uniting generations while shining far beyond the country’s borders.