Basma Najem Alotaibi بسمه العتيبي . is known professionally as Bazma, a Saudi Arabian singer-songwriter, she combined traditional Arabic music with Hip-Hop tunes, aiming to create a unique and different rhythm . Bazma was born on May 12, 2000, in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.

Bazma comes from a Bedouin family, her mother is from Tarif, and she belongs to the Ruwaili tribe of northern Saudi Bedouins, while her father hails from Riyadh, and is descended from the Bedouins of Najd. This blend of northern and central Saudi heritage has influenced her musical style, infusing it with authentic Bedouin rhythms and melodies.

Artisity

At Bazma's age of 16, Bazma's musical journey began with the release of her debut single, "Voodoo." This track showcased her unique style, merging traditional Arabic melodies with contemporary pop. Her innovative approach earned her the Best Pop Original Song award at the Akademia Music Awards.

At Bazma's age of 17 She established her Limited Liability Company Bazma Recording and Publishing LLC, and began working as an independent artist to serve as her own record label, she Build on her initial success, Bazma released two singles, "Fireflies" "Relationship Goals" which gained significant attention, leading to a live performance at the Atlanta Hip Hop Awards, where she was honored with the Best Pop award.

At Bazma's age of 18 This year marked the release of her debut EP, "Fear" featuring the empowering track "Who's Gonna Stop Me" The song has a power message to woman this determination led to an invitation from the Arab American Business Advisory Council of the ADC to perform at a fundraising event for Palestinian immigrant. Additionally, Bazma showcased and performing at the Hollywood Fringe Festival in Los Angeles, further expanding her artistic reach.


At Bazma's age of 19 she dynamic stage presence was evident through her performances at the Street Fame Music Awards and during Fierce entertainment. These appearances underscored her ability to captivate audiences across various platforms. 2019 marked a significant turning point in Bazma's life when she competed in the Miss Arab USA competition. She delivered a stunning performance of the operatic piece, captivating the audience and securing the title. This achievement established Basma as a remarkable talent, earning recognition in both Arab and Western communities for her powerful and extraordinary voice.

At Bazma's age of 20 she was recognized by Forbes Middle East and selected for the Forbes 30 Under 30 list, showcasing her commitment to personal growth, Bazma enrolled at the Collegue. While studying, she was cast in a Roku and Tubi show called Miss Audition and her song "Who Gonna Stop me" Got feautured in the show.

At Bazma's age of 24 Bazma unveiled her highly anticipated album, +966 The album Featuring 15 tracks, named after Saudi Arabia's country international code, is a celebration of her cultural roots and musical evolution. symbolizing the fusion of her Eastern heritage and Western experiences. The album got reviwed by Music broadacast review. and vocal media selected her to be one of top 10 arab america

 
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