Ali Shaheed Muhammad

Parady’s Paradox Lyrics

Someone from the city of Mostar asked if I could post the lyrics to “Parady’s Paradox” as English was not their native tongue and they wanted to read the lyrics to derive a better understanding of the song. As Requested!

A Note of Inspiration

Often in my travels A fan will pull me aside and share with me how my music has touched them. Some of the stories are fun some are a bit outrageous, some are glum with an uplifting ending overall they all are touching. When I’m making music I hope to reach people but I never [...]

Ali Shaheed back in LONDON May 28th

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my backyard

drawing inspiration from the words of a. garcia, an awesome photographer whom recently posted a photo of me on his blog, i took a moment today to meld my internal mood of  sadness and join it with pictures that captured what i saw externally. i looked out my window & thought, i shall start with [...]

TheWeeknd

My boy Doc, who is also on my top list of all time producers invited me to work on a project that he has been passionately crusading. While I was in Toronto for a dj gig I stopped by the studio to lend a hand. I can not explain this emotion but often in this [...]

Fort Greene Festival Kick-Off Party

I had a lot of fun rocking for the Fort Greene Festival committee. Rich Medina and I haven’t deejayed together since 2004. It was long overdue. There was a lot of love in the house, the dance floor was packed. I ran into people that I hadn’t seen in years. Shout out to Rich Balewa, [...]

SPEAK! So The World Will Listen

Speak! So The World Will Listen is a multimedia concert experience that is directed, composed and conducted by William D. Caballero. William blends a documentary he shot in Uganda and offers it with a live orchestra. The film opens with an enthralling speech that was given at the 40th anniversary of the United Nations by [...]

Today’s Favorite Thing

What up people! Sharing a book I picked up on my travels. “P.S. I Hate It Here Kid’s Letters from Camp” is written by Diane Falanga. I love this book. It’s a good read and will keep you smiling, especially when you most need to smile. If you get a chance pick up a copy.

March 25th Ali Shaheed – Brooklyn