Yara returns with “Changing Seasons” after four years of absence
Lebanese star Yara has opened a new chapter in her artistic journey with the release of her long-awaited album “Taghyeer Al-Fosoul” (Changing Seasons), offering her audience a fresh musical experience four years after her previous album “Mallet.”
Yara chose to unveil her new project through her official Instagram account, where she shared a clip from the title track’s music video and accompanied it with a heartfelt message: “I present to you my new work, Changing Seasons… a project into which I poured so much of my heart. Every detail in it resembles me. I hope each song touches your heart the way it touched mine. I love you all so much.”
12 Distinct Tracks
The album features 12 songs, including 9 in the Lebanese dialect and 3 in the Egyptian dialect, blending classic romantic styles with upbeat modern rhythms suited to summer vibes and youthful gatherings. Designed as four musical “seasons,” each section reflects a different mood and emotion—taking listeners on a journey through the romance of autumn, the warmth of winter, the freshness of spring, and the vitality of summer.
In autumn, the mood leans toward nostalgia and emotion with tracks such as “A’ Albi Sho Ghali” and “Wallah Ya Hawa” (lyrics by Seen, composed by Tarek Abou Jaoude). The Egyptian track “Ma Etfa’nash” was penned by Amr El-Masry, composed by Amr El-Shazly, and arranged by Mohamed Yasser. Winter brings heartfelt warmth with “Ma Bsadek”, “Motafa’ela” in Egyptian dialect, and the Lebanese “Ghalt Ktir.”
By contrast, spring pulses with positive energy and lightheartedness, through songs like “Faraq Men El-Sama La El-Ard,” “Law Aandi Albain,” and the title track “Changing Seasons.” Finally, summer bursts with cheerful, festive rhythms in “Fi Oloob,” “Waynak,” and “A’ Albi Ta’a.”
A Personal Reflection
Yara emphasized that this album is more than just a collection of songs; it is a reflection of her personal experiences and genuine moments she has lived. Each track carries its own story and emotion. She concluded her message to fans by expressing her hope that every listener finds a part of themselves in “Changing Seasons”—a work meant to travel from her heart to the hearts of her audience.