Zamzam
(MeccaZam)
http://www.acidplanet.com/artist.asp?songs=8114&T=5277
M.E.L.L.Y. (mind,elevated, livin, lovin, yearnin)
Jazzy enough to attract fans of jazz and fusion, yet consistently melodic enough to satisfy lovers of neo-soul. He can’t be pinned down. Ever since people began to organize sound into patterns of pitch and rhythm, music has always been a source of energy and inspiration. A healing force. Soulful melodies soar above hip-hop influenced rhythms.
In the bosom of creativity rest the work of true talent. It is in that coveted space that the artistic boundaries are limitless; therefore, natural skill can blossom in a healthy manner. He likes to write music that he feels somebody is going through. "I make music for the soul. I'm not scared to throw a little of my sensitivity in ‘cuz we're all humans’. The music is chemistry. Zamzam did realized early that music was more than something you do, but that it is a ministry; a calling, of sorts.
MeccaZam is a musical jack of trades. “I do keys and some synthesizer manipulation, and electronic and percussion music. He spent around 13 years as a member of The Snake Doctors band doing a weekly gig. My real obsession is with recording everything I and others create. The thought of an end bothers me greatly, and thus I try to make sure everything is documented so that it will somehow be remembered.
I am currently on the absorption side of creation.
From logic, intelligence, and any kind of creativity that causes forward thinking and some kind of art”.
Zamzam views his compositions and collaborations as a means of getting away from just writing music. They are inspired by the thought that their work generates an atmosphere and depth of feeling that instills something beyond visual interpretation, appearing differently to each individual listener.
Music, melody, vocals, samples, incidental parts, all merges together and evolve unplanned. Zamzam constructs, deconstructs, reconstructs. Feeling out the interaction between the sounds, creating a fluid mix, building it in layers until the final composition couldn't be further from its origin.
http://www.acidplanet.com/artist.asp?songs=8114&T=5277
