The album includes seven tracks blending jazz and R&B The album “Sky and Earth” represents a new phase in his artistic journey

The artist Marwan Abu Bakr, known by his stage name Skarone, is preparing to release his new album “Sky and Earth” in June, coinciding with a live concert in Jordan that is expected to feature the first live performance of the album’s songs in front of an audience.

The album includes seven tracks that blend jazz and R&B, as part of a musical experiment through which Skarone aims to present a different style based on calm rhythms and modern sound details, in a step that reflects his direction toward developing his artistic identity in the upcoming phase.

The work on the album took several months of preparation and recording, with a clear focus on delivering a modern musical production in terms of arrangement and accompanying visual style.

Skarone is expected to perform a selection of the new album’s songs during the concert, along with a number of his previous works that have gained strong engagement on digital platforms in recent months, amid preparations aimed at delivering a complete musical show combining live performance and modern visual production.

Skarone said that the album “Sky and Earth” represents a different stage in his artistic career, explaining that the project came after a long period of work and musical experimentation.

He added: “I feel this album expresses me more than any previous work, whether in terms of sound or ideas, and I look forward to presenting it live to the audience at the upcoming concert in Jordan.”

This project comes at a time when interest in alternative music and jazz and R&B styles is growing among young audiences, alongside the increasing presence of independent artists on digital music platforms.

More details about the album and the concert are expected to be revealed in the coming period, including the official release date and the platforms where the work will be available.