Hamza Namira (born November 15, 1980) is an Egyptian singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist. He has released three albums from the production of Awakening Records: Dream With Me, Insan, Esmaani; and a couple of albums from NAMIRA Productions, his own foundation: Hateer Min Tany, Mawlood Sanat 80 and Raye2. Besides singing, for which he is mostly known, he has also worked in musical composition and arrangement. Namira composed some of his own work, like the album heads Esmaani and Insan, along with some collaborations with other artists, like Maher Zain’s song Ya Nabi Salam Alayka. He also contributed to arranging the cartoony remake Egyptian Jingle Bells, which was the first shaabi work in his repertoire, later followed by Esta3izo in his fourth studio album. Namira’s work is mostly marked by a recurring sociopolitical theme, diverting from love songs and focusing on topics of general humanist interest, like hope, alienation, generational change, and oppression. He’s also interested in reviving cultural heritage. Having been dubbed “Voice of the Revolution”, works of Hamza rose to prominence during the 25 January revolution, in which he personally participated, and were considered a symbolic figure thereof.