Raised in the conservative South of the Kingdom, a music career was not on the table for Ghada. But armed with undeniable talent and a unique style, there was no stopping her.

By becoming Saudi Arabia’s first female rapper, Jara took the male-dominated hip-hop scene by storm. Through her music, she gives a voice to the voiceless.

From Saudi Arabia to Tomorrowland, here is an intimate look at Cosmicat’s journey, which began when she abandoned her career as a dentist to pursue her passion for music.

A female oud player is rare to come by, but with her father’s support, Hatoon defied her community’s prejudice to become not only a renowned one, but also a music producer.

Despite their passion for music from an early age, Duaa and Nedaa started relatively late, but the success they reached proves that it’s never too late to follow your dreams.

Even though opera is prevalent worldwide, it was simply non-existent in the Kingdom. Sawsan is not only paving the way for female artists, but also for a niche art form.

No stranger to the judgement of her community, DJ Panda is intent on using her infectious energy and her goblet drum to express herself through her music.

Loulwa’s passion for jazz from a tender age helped her emerge from the underground music scene, to become one of Saudi Arabia’s most renowned blues and soul singers.

SEASON FINALE: On top of being a talented pianist whose every piece tells a different story, Abeer uses her passion for music to help children on the spectrum and advocate their cause