Jordanian singer stresses art changed many societies

From the beginning of her journey, Jordanian singer Hind Hamed was characterized by her warm voice, which enabled her through her artistic career to present many creative and varied musical works from singing, to dubbing, and finally to media. Hamed began her singing career six years ago, and before that, she presented a series of songs for children, as well as reading stories for children.
She added, in interview with Arabs Today, that the professor of music at the National Conservatory of Music in Amman, musician Sakhr Hattar, descovered her talent and told her that she will be a singer.
Hamed presented her first album in 2015 which included a collection of re-distribution songs. She presented her first song, "Bahr", in which she touched on the plight of the refugees around the world, the reality of their situation, the difficulties they face and their suffering, which was close to her.
Hamed participated in a number of voice over jobs, such as voice, drama, documentaries, children's series and animation. In addition to voice reading and storytelling of children, which is one of the most difficult tasks that can be done, because of the category of speech and worked in the field of radio broadcasting, through work in several local broadcasts, and to provide various radio programs across the air.
She also participated in a number of international concerts and festivals such as the World Choral Festival in Latvia in 2014.
The Jordanian singer aspires to fame as any artist, saying: "This is the right of every diligent artist, keen on his art and on the love of his audience, but my realization that my voice is capable of delivering many messages in all fields makes me aspires to service of issues that deserve to be highlighted , not the opposite, stressing that many societies have changed because of art.