Assia Ahhatt’s “I Dance For Gods” is a trmenedous world music / new age work that calls forth nods to Enya, Enigma, and the Real Music performers of the 2000s. The violin that weaves its way through Assia’s latest acts as a way for listeners to be grounded, while the numerous twists and turns that are presented here ensure that the single’s replay value is high. The song tips the scale at 5-plus minutes, but the arrangements are sufficiently robust that one will continue to find new elements within the song’s run time even five or ten plays in. I Dance For Gods has a bit of a middle eastern flair while appreciating the work of performers like Shakira and Whitney Houston.
Assia Ahhatt “I Dance For Gods” / 2025 Self Released / 5:13 / Domain / Youtube
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