This review was published yesterday by the music blog More More Sound from Sweden. Doc Jazz is a dynamic, diverse and unpredictable musical artist with a fondness for jazz, fusion, pop, blues and funk in equal doses. This artist and song-writer creates, performs and produces his own material, showcasing an incredibly kaleidoscopic attitude, refusing to remain stuck in a box...
Dear friends: here are three recent examples of how my music brought the Palestinian cause to non-politically involved people from the West. I wish to share them with you, as accomplishments of the Musical Intifada, for which I also owe thanks to the many supporters that I feel blessed to have. While I lacked the support of the usual pro-Palestine...
Audiences in the West seem to be slowly but surely picking up on the music of Doc Jazz. A recent blog by Fred Mullins – which is highly recommended, read here – was followed up by this beautiful article sent by Hans Sligter (see photo), an accomplished singer, guitarist and songwriter from the Netherlands who is part of a trio...
Finally, people around the world are getting a chance to see and hear the charismatic Palestinian hero Samer Issawi speaking about his historical hunger strike in an in-depth video interview. This precious chance to meet the champion of the longest hunger strike in human history, that lasted for 277 days, was given to us by SAIA UTM (Students Against Israeli...
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