Listen up, music lovers! There's a cool new NFT album called "Mythical Sands" that mixes ancient Egyptian melodies with modern beats. It's a musical journey that connects the past and future. This album has 5 unique tracks that blend old-school Oriental vibes with current rhythms and harmonies. "Mythical Sands" uses NFT to share the mystical spirit of Egypt through music. Each song tells a story that transcends time by fusing tradition with innovation. If you're into new sounds that get you grooving, you've gotta check out this groundbreaking NFT album! It's where the echoes of history meet the pulse of what's next. ************************************************* Roadmap and Collector Benefits for Mythical Sands ************************************************* * Our mission is to drop dope Egyptian and Oriental tunes as NFTs in WEB3. We want you to be able to vibe out, own, and invest in this music. * "Mythical Sands" is just the first taste of our Oriental music journey. The exotic melodies and rhythms will take you on a trip and leave you craving more. * We're also building a unique community for our fans and collectors. You'll get access to exclusive artist content, live concerts, interviews, metaverse events, airdrops, unreleased music, and more. * On October 9th, you can Mint the "MS.Demo" first. Then you can start collecting Mythical Sands' tracks week by week, starting from November. Each track drops separately BUT there are only 999 editions of each one! * This album has 5 tracks: Pharaonic, Aratasia, Farha, Ayoup and Saidi. They showcase different Oriental music styles. * Collect as many as you want, but move quickly before they sell out! Let's make history together bringing ancient Middle Eastern vibes into the future. * Starting in 2024, we'll be releasing a fresh new Oriental NFT track every other week. Get hype! * Get more details about "Mythical Sands" and BTS videos at https://moataz.film/ Come vibe with "Mythical Sands"! ************************************************* Golden Egg: A scene -by me- from the ancient temple of Habu in Luxor, Egypt, situated on the western bank of the Nile. It is known as the funerary temple and is considered one of the greatest temples of the Twentieth Dynasty of ancient Egypt. King Ramesses III built it to perform his funerary rituals and worship the god Amun.