Lebanon's Ragheb Alama is called "The superstars of the Middle East" for a reason. His previous albums have established him as one of the biggest singers ever to emerge from the region, and his frequent worldwide tours have earned him fans and accolades around the globe, from Cairo to Australia and Detroit, where he was given the key to the City. As well as his own charismatic voice, the album contains duets with young Rai sensation Faudel, Anglo-Indian chanteuse Najma, and Iranian multi-instrumentalist Andy. Ragheb Alama has the power; Saharony Elleil (up all night) is going to light up the country.