Anghami's Got You The Tunes You Need To Work From Home Anghami, the MENA region's largest music streaming app, has put together a Working From Home playlist that's just what we need in the background when getting on top of all our tasks.

By Entrepreneur Middle East Staff Mar 17, 2020

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This article has been developed in partnership with Anghami, the MENA's number one music streaming service, developed by entrepreneurs.

One good thing about foregoing the office to work from home during the coronavirus outbreak? You get to put music on loud when you're doing your job! And with that in mind, Anghami, the MENA region's largest music streaming app, has put together a Working From Home playlist that's just what we need in the background when getting on top of all our tasks! So, what are you waiting for: just hit play on the tracks below, download the app for yourself, and, as Rihanna would put it: "Work, work, work, work, work, work!"

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