Lebanese singer Nicole Saba has released her latest single titled “Dosha” on YouTube
and digital music platforms, to open the summer 2026 song season
Introduction to a musical and visual experience that relies entirely on artificial intelligence techniques in the implementation of video clips
Nicole Saba adopts artificial intelligence in the music video for “Dosha”
Nicole Saba has chosen to employ artificial intelligence (AI) technologies
in the production of video clips, in a step that keeps pace with the rapid development witnessed by the global music industry
The video presents a modern visual vision that blends artistic creativity and technology, giving the audience an experience
A different view that fits into the spirit of modern digital business
This trend reflects the interest of a growing number of artists using tools
AI to produce innovative visual content that keeps pace with audience expectations
Makers of the song “Dawsha”
Nicole Saba collaborated with some of the most prominent music makers in the song “Dawha”
The lyrics were written by Ahmed Hassan Raoul, composed by Ahmed Zaim, while Hani Rabie handled the music
Mehr Salah completed the mixing and master operations, while the production bore the signature of Waleed Mansour
The song revolves around a romantic framework with a fast rhythm and a summer atmosphere, making it one of the works that are candidates to achieve wide popularity during the season
Ongoing artistic activity by Nicole Saba
Nicole Saba continues her artistic presence with the release of new musical works in addition to her acting participations
As part of its keenness to diversify and continue in the Arab art scene
The artist had previously released the song “Snow ” in conjunction with the Christmas celebrations 2025
The clip witnessed the distinguished participation of her daughter for the first time, in addition to a special appearance by her husband, the artist Youssef Al-Khal
In a family experience that received wide interaction from the audience
The song “Talj Talaj” was written by Charles Shalala
