She has a Master's degree in International Multimedia Journalism from the University of Kent's Centre for Journalism and a Bachelor's in English and Linguistics. Some may wonder what it means to say Arab aesthetic, but for Moroccan trap artistes it is telling their authentic Moroccan story their way not through the lens of the mainstream Western media. Trap music is steadily gaining grounds among millennials in Morocco. The Arabic trap has been reshaped and made to suit the aesthetics of Moroccans with their unique twist. “Everyone in Morocco has their own reality.”Although there is no concrete structure for trap music in Morocco, their tap scene is very robust because it has a wide reach with the help of the internet and social media.

Source: The North Africa Journal May 07, 2020 15:00 UTC