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Hussain Al Jassmi is a popular Arabic-language singer from the United Arab Emirates. He rose to prominence after the release of his first single Bawada'ak, which was a success. Al Jasmi's next single was Wallah Mayiswa which sold thousands of copies and acquired him well-liked acceptance throughout the Middle East. He is best known for the song Bassbour Al Fourgakom which is also one of the synchronised tunes that play alongside performances of The Dubai Fountain. In 2008, Al Jassmi was a recipient of the Murex d'Or award, under the category of "best Arabic male singer. .

Meet Uncle Hussain (also known as: meetUncleHussain or meetunclehussainis or MUH) is an independant Malaysian band. The band was formed in the year 2004 and is still very active in the local indie scene till today. MUH’s talent was first recognized and hailed as the "Best DIY Band" of 2005 by a local rock music magazine, ROTTW (Rhythms Of The Third World). Their shot to fame came when two of their songs: 'Lagu Untukmu' and 'Lalala Kerja' were chosen as the theme song and soundtrack for a locally produced tv series called 'KAMI'. Currently, the band is signed to local...

Setara Hussainzada is an Afghan singer who appeared on the third season of "Afghan Star," a popular TV talent show in Afghanistan. .

Ustad Zakir Hussain (born 9 March 1951), son of tabla player Ustad Allah Rakha, is the most famous classical tabla player in India (and, probably, in the world) today. He is appreciated both in the field of percussion and in the music world at large. He has won many awards and much recognition for his contributions. Zakir Hussain has worked with many leading Western and Indian artists, and has produced many works of East-West fusion, perhaps most notably with George Harrison. In the 1970s he recorded with an American psychedelic band called Shanti, with John McLaughlin in Shakti, with Shankar...

Alla Rakha and Zakir Hussain are the Father Son Duo who have done well to popularize the Tabla as a mainstream musical instrument. .