Rabeh Sager

Rabeh Sager, born Issa Saleh Issa Al Saqer in November 1960, is a prominent Saudi Arabian singer, composer, and musical arranger. His career began in 1983, marking the start of a journey that would establish him as a highly acclaimed figure in the Arabic and Khaliji music industry. Sager’s early career was characterized by releases under the Donfon label from 1983 to 1985, followed by Fonoon AlJazeera from 1985 to 1996. Throughout these periods, he consistently demonstrated his musical talent, releasing multiple albums that helped shape his reputation in the regional music scene.

His career saw a significant turning point in 1996 when he began his long-standing association with Rotana Group, a major player in the Arab music industry. This partnership led to numerous album releases and increased his widespread recognition. Sager is noted for his poetic lyricism and his collaborations with iconic composers, which have allowed him to evolve artistically while maintaining a distinct musical identity. He has released over 40 albums, including significant works like “Sabreen” (1984), “جديد الجرح” (1990), “مغرورة” (1994), and various self-titled albums throughout the 2000s and 2010s, showcasing his ongoing productivity and relevance in the industry.

Sager’s work extends beyond album releases to live performances and collaborations. He has participated in major events such as the ‘Jalsat Riyadh’ concert at Mohammed Abdo Arena and Gamers8, where he performed alongside international artists. His ability to connect with audiences through his music and his consistent artistic output have solidified his position as an influential artist in the Middle East. His discography reflects a steady output of new material, with releases spanning several decades, including recent albums like “مرحبا 2021-1-1” (2021), demonstrating his enduring presence in the contemporary music landscape.