Sout El-Hob has revived the musical heritage of Sayed Darwish after discovering the talent of Iman El Bahr Darwish and recorded the songs of Fayza Ahmed and Najat on cassettes for the first time. Moreover, Sout El-Hob has produced a song titled “Fe Aman Allah” by Mohammed Abdu in his early career. Atef Montasser met composer Hani Shenouda in the mid-1970s and they established “El-Masryeen Band”. The first cassette for the band was released in 197, containing eight short songs. The recording process took eight months and the cassette tapes were imported from Germany and Switzerland. Members of the band were: Mona Aziz, Eman Younis, Tahseen Yalmaz, Mamdouh Qassem and Omar Fathi. Many prominent poets have written songs for the band, including Salah Jahin and Omar Batesha. Montasser also met Doctor Ezzat Abu Ouf in the mid-1970s and they established together a band titled “Four M”. Members of the band were Ezzat Abu Ouf’s sisters: Mona, Maha, Manal and Mervat. EMI Records Ltd, a British-American records company and one of Universal Music Group companies, selected “Sout El-Hob” to be its partner and take charge of its production in the Arab world in 1985. This partnership lasted for six years. Sout El-Hob has the fourth largest Arabic music catalog in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA). Sout El-Hob Entertainment managed to acquire exclusive rights to distribute thousands of tracks of many artists and new singing talents in the Arab world globally to all digital stores and streaming platforms through Modissa, one of the companies Dozzan Music Group owns.