Pablo’s latest release, an experimental EP, has garnered much excitement among fans ahead of his upcoming performances.  

The EP includes five tracks taking the listeners into his signature fusion of rap with electronic sounds. 

Just one week after the release, they continue to trend on YouTube, reaching 250,000 views each, except for the Déjà Vu which garnered more than 780,000 views. 

The new EP comes shortly after The Last Piece of Art, an album released in December 2023.

Pablo's upcoming tour will cover four European cities: London, Berlin, Amsterdam, and Paris. 

The tour begins with a concert at Outernet London, a popular underground venue in the heart of London, on 3 September to an audience of 2,000 people.

In London, he will participate in Wasla, a two-day Arab alternative music and arts festival (3 and 4 September).

In October, he will hold three concerts, starting with Berlin where he will perform for the second time this year. This time Pablo will take the stage of Hole 44, a venue with a capacity of 700. Hole 44 is a space for artists of all genres and emerging talents to shine through live music. 

Pablo’s next stop is on 10 October in Amsterdam at Melkweg, a popular venue for concerts and theatre performances that attracts around 400,000 visitors yearly, encompassing 1,500 people. 

On 11 October, Pablo will perform in Paris for the second time this year, at Alhambra Theatre to an audience of about 800. 

For Pablo, this year is filled with concerts in Egypt and abroad. Most recently, he performed in Istanbul alongside Aziz Maraka and the Autostrad band.

He also performed in his hometown at Alexandria Stadium earlier this month. 

Alexandria-born rapper has become one of the best-known Egyptian rappers in recent years.

He launched his career in the mid-2010s when he was known as Dama, before adopting the name Marwan Pablo upon releasing his first groundbreaking single El Gholaf X Ozoris (The Cover X Ozoris).

Pablo collaborated with numerous rappers throughout his career, creating a network of musicians who strongly influenced their fans in Egypt and the Arab region.

In February 2020, Pablo announced that he would quit making music, yet he returned in 2021.