Intending To Film Video Clip
Singer Assy Al Helani issues new song soon
Singer Assy Al Helani
Beirut - Michelle Hadad
Lebanese singer Assy Al Helani revealed that he nearly finished the recording of his new song titled “Hear Me” scheduled to be presented in the near future, saying that the new song will be different from the songs presented during the latest period.
He added, in a statement to “Emirates Voice” that he intends to film a new video clip for the new song, stressing the importance of using the video to increase the popularity of the song among the fans. He stressed his keenness to choose his works carefully.
He denied what was published over the plan of Lebanese singer Assy Al Helani to present a new TV talk show in the near future, saying that the Lebanese singer does not think to take such a step during the current period. They added that he gives the priority to the singing career.
The sources added that the Lebanese singer is extremely preoccupied in singing concerts and preparation for his new songs scheduled to be issued in the near future in addition to his role as a referee in a program to discover new talents in the Arab world.
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