Nadjma

Nadjma was a Swiss resident of Iraqi origin, who released Arabic synth pop songs in the mid-80's. There is very little information about her on the internet, but she released a track (Kullish Vahared) on a compilation album, It's A Crammed, Crammed, Crammed World!, in 1984 and one album, Rapture In Baghdad, in 1985, which was produced by Geneva-based jazz guitarist & composer of Hungarian descent, Gabor Kristof. The album, Rapture In Baghdad, also contained 4 reworks by Adrian Sherwood.
==Links to Peel==
Peel played some tracks from the singer in the mid 80's, whose material were distributed by the Crammed Disc label, a Belgian based record company that the DJ would often play records from. After Peel's death in 2004, it was later found out that he had a copy of her Rapture In Baghdad album in his Record Collection: N.
==Shows Played==
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*26 September 1984: Kullish Vahared (LP – It’s A Crammed, Crammed, Crammed World) Crammed Discs
;1985
*20 May 1985: Someday My Caliph Will Come (LP - Rapture In Baghdad) Crammed Discs
*05 June 1985: South Of The River Tigris (LP - Rapture In Baghdad) Crammed Discs
== See Also ==
*Record Collection: N
==External Links==
*Discogs
*Crammed Discs
Category:Artists