Seventeen years after releasing both Tribal House and Reggaeton versions of "Mon Amour" on his 2006 album *Esmerim*, Lebanese DJ Said Mrad produced a new electronic version he classifies as "Organic House." This version saw no physical release; instead, it premiered on YouTube in 2023 before arriving on streaming platforms like Apple Music and Spotify in 2025.
The vocals in this version are a remix of the original vocal stems recorded by Mirna Shaker (Bruna) for the 2006 release. Spanning 9 minutes and 20 seconds and labeled "Part 1 & 2," the track is roughly divided into two sections. The first section features fragmented vocal lines that build a mysterious atmosphere, while the second section (beginning around the 5:35 mark) presents the lyrics clearly, line by line.
A distinctive feature of this version is the collaboration with top Lebanese producer Maher Salameh. Maher is acclaimed as the Middle East's premier "Classical-Electro-Oriental Violin Crossover Artist." The inclusion of Maher’s masterful crossover violin does more than simply add an instrumental layer; the violin constantly engages in a dialogue and interplay with Mirna’s vocals. Electronic drum beats are less emphasized in this arrangement, giving the rhythm a more relaxed, expansive feel—likely the reason Said categorized the track as "Organic House."
All three of Said’s "Mon Amour" remixes are masterpieces that compel listeners to dance and keep coming back for more. For further details on these tracks and the artists involved, please refer to the entry in this site's "Music Library" under "Lyrical Covers/3-01-04. French 1 + English."
