Released in 2007 on Forward Music, Dangerous collects ten tracks by Charbel Rouhana, a Lebanese oud player and composer known for blending traditional Middle Eastern sounds with contemporary styles. The album’s material navigates between sholawat devotional chants and Egyptian pop, revealing Rouhana’s deft touch on oud and his compositional flair. The record includes pieces such as “Thank God (Al Hamdou Lil Lah),” “Dangerous Woman (khatira),” and the featured track “Coffee,” each unfolding with nuanced rhythms and melodic lines.Dangerous represents a moment in Rouhana’s discography where regional musical forms meet modern sensibilities without sacrificing their distinct character. The album’s modest presence on Last.fm, with over 14,000 scrobbles, reflects a steady engagement from listeners attuned to its particular lineage. Forward Music’s release situates Rouhana firmly within a canon of Middle Eastern instrumentalists who balance reverence for tradition with an openness to popular influences.

Released in 2007 on Forward Music, Dangerous collects ten tracks by Charbel Rouhana, a Lebanese oud player and composer known for blending traditional Middle Eastern sounds with contemporary styles. The album’s material navigates between sholawat devotional chants and Egyptian pop, revealing Rouhana’s deft touch on oud and his compositional flair. The record includes pieces such as “Thank God (Al Hamdou Lil Lah),” “Dangerous Woman (khatira),” and the featured track “Coffee,” each unfolding with nuanced rhythms and melodic lines.Dangerous represents a moment in Rouhana’s discography where regional musical forms meet modern sensibilities without sacrificing their distinct character. The album’s modest presence on Last.fm, with over 14,000 scrobbles, reflects a steady engagement from listeners attuned to its particular lineage. Forward Music’s release situates Rouhana firmly within a canon of Middle Eastern instrumentalists who balance reverence for tradition with an openness to popular influences.