Osool: THE SOURCE

Heritage Re-Imagined

Bridging the timeless melodies of the East with the avant-garde soundscapes of the West.

The Genesis of Osool

Osool was born from a realization of duality.

Our founder, Yaseen, spent two decades immersed in the profound musical and cultural heritage of the Arab world before moving to Europe. In this transition, he discovered a new way of being, one that felt not contradictory, but complimentary. He witnessed the brilliance of modernity, yet understood that innovation without roots is hollow. What started as a personal quest to reconcile these two worlds evolved into Osool. While we currently express this through the revolution of melody, music is merely the first dimension of a much larger vision. We believe that true 'modernity' is the act of bringing our origins into conversation with the future, ensuring our heritage is not a relic of the past, but a living foundation for what is to come. Today, Osool is a collective effort. We have collaborated with master musicians and sound architects from Eastern Europe who bring an intricate, technical precision to our audio mastering. By blending ancient Arabian scales with high-fidelity, industrial, and experimental textures, we provide a sophisticated sonic identity that resonates across borders.
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B2B & Creative Solutions

We provide bespoke sonic atmospheres and cultural consulting for brands that value depth.

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Curated Atmospheric Branding

Custom-engineered soundscapes for luxury lounges, boutique hotels, and high-end spas. We move beyond background music to create a distinct sensory identity.

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Retail & Gastronomy Identity

Tailored playlists and original Osool redistributions designed to enhance the dwell time and 'vibe' of avant-garde cafes and restaurants.

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Sync & Media Licensing

Original high-fidelity master recordings available for fashion campaigns, architectural walkthroughs, and cinematic productions looking for a 'Neo-Arab' aesthetic.

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The Osool Lab: Physical Concepts

Beyond audio, we consult on the intersection of cultural heritage and modern design—from limited apparel drops to immersive physical installations.