Amr Sittin explains why album was delayed

Egypt’s Amr Sittin is celebrating the release of his first album Masafir (I will travel), which samples ten very musically diverse songs. Like one of his idols Hamaki, Sittin understands the importance of picking the right time to release an album. "I found out that superstars such as Asala, Mohamed Hamki, and Mahmoud El Esseily decided to release their albums at this time. So I decided to release the album now -  I wanted to follow Mohamed Hamaki because I know that he chooses the timing of his album release with great care." "The album was supposed to be released in the singing festival of Eid al-Fitr, but it was delayed because we decided to make some changes to a number of songs,” he added, His title Sittin raised a lot of questions after the release of his first clip Agmal Haga (the most beautiful thing) three weeks ago, but he clarified that Sittin is not an artistic title but his family’s real name. Putting it simply he says with a smile, “my name ends with Sittin.” The heartthrob confirms he will film other clips from the album, but has yet to decide which songs will be filmed. He is waiting for the viewers’ reaction to the songs on the album as a whole before choosing which song to film next. The ten songs on the album include Kadab Ahseek (your senses lied), Haad Aref (anybody knows) and Agmal Haga (the most beautiful thing). The album is distributed by Tamim and released by "Melody” in Egypt and several Arab countries at the same time.