راشد الماج

Full / Real Name: Rashed Al-Majed

Rashed Al-Majed (Arabic: راشد الماجد; born 27 July 1969) is a Saudi Arabian singer, actor, musician and record producer who has been a dominant figure in the Gulf music scene since the mid‑1980s. He began his professional career in 1984, releasing his debut album “Al‑Mawj” and quickly gained popularity for his emotive vocal style and romantic ballads. Over the next three decades he has recorded close to forty albums, delivering signature hits such as “Al‑Hob Al‑Khaliji”, “Ya Hala”, and “Mawjouda”. His music blends contemporary Arabic pop with traditional Khaliji rhythms, and his powerful tenor voice has made him a staple on radio and television across the Middle East. Beyond his singing career, Al‑Majed is a prolific producer and entrepreneur. He co‑owns Platinum Records, one of the region’s leading music labels, and founded the Art Jazeera TV channel, which showcases Arab music and cultural programming. He has performed in major concerts throughout Saudi Arabia, the Gulf states, Egypt, Lebanon, France and the United Kingdom, and has collaborated with the Saudi National Operetta at the Jenadriyah Festival on multiple occasions. His contributions have earned him numerous awards, including several Saudi Music Awards and recognition as one of the most influential Arab artists of his generation.