| Marcel Khalife | Composer |
| Dahmane el Harrachi | Composer |
| Dan Storper | Executive Producer, Song Selection |
| Nicola Heindl | Artwork, Cover Art |
| Mohamed Moustafa | Composer |
| Jacob Edgar | Liner Notes |
| Traditional | Composer |
| Lane Gibson | Mastering |
| Moustafa Amar | Composer |
| Yazid Fentazi | Arranger |
| Djamel Laroussi | Arranger |
| Zein Al-Jundi | Composer |
| Cheb Amar | Composer |
| Choubene | Composer |
| Aiman Bahgat Amar | Composer |
| Clement Queysanne | Composer |
| Karine Hallakoun | Composer |
| Husam Sa'iid | Composer |
| Sa'adi Mnawwar | Composer |
| Stephane Carteaux | Composer |
| Ali Slimani | Arranger |
| Ahmed "Soultan" Ammouri | Composer |
| Abdelali Chouder | Composer |
| Manolo López Hernandez | Composer |
| Yacine Belahcene Benet | Composer |
| Seghir Benseghir | Composer |
| Olalla Castro Hernandez | Composer |
Editorial Reviews
All Music Guide
Putumayo's Arabic Beat is the result of a three-year effort in curating, deliberating, and choosing material that reflects the vast depth and breadth of modern Arab music. All the artists featured here are well-known throughout the Arab world and its global communities, but are ciphers to the rest of the world -- despite the fact that many of them reside in the West. Highlights include the driving 21st century raks sharki (belly dancing music) of Syrian-born singer Zein Al-Jund's "Ajmal Gharam," Watcha Clan's hypermodern read of Marcel Khalife's "Osfour," and Algerian songwriter DJamel Laroussi's "Kifiach Hilti.,"