HAZali is a one man enterprise. A singer, songwriter, producer, music engineer, and fashioner.HAZAli whose real name is Hassan Abdus Salaam, was born in Harlem, New York. Having five sisters and eight brothers, HAZali made up his mind to stand out from the rest. As a young boy HAZali recalls his mother playing R&B music such as Anita Baker, Smokey Robinson, James Brown, and Luther Vandross. This would influence the music he would later create.
Läs mer
HAZali is a one man enterprise. A singer, songwriter, producer, music engineer, and fashioner.HAZAli whose real name is Hassan Abdus Salaam, was born in Harlem, New York. Having five sisters and eight brothers, HAZali made up his mind to stand out from the rest. As a young boy HAZali recalls his mother playing R&B music such as Anita Baker, Smokey Robinson, James Brown, and Luther Vandross. This would influence the music he would later create. HAZali comes from an Islamic background where he traveled abroad to African countries such as Morocco, Gambia, Nigeria, Ghana, and his second home, Senegal. Now at the age of 26 he is making his mark on the music world. HAZali is responsible for developing pop singer Brittani Anne who has now signed a deal with EMI.Knowing no musical boundaries HAZali is currently producing and arranging for violinist Rebecca Cherry, who has worked with the likes of Kanye West, for her upcoming album. HAZali is the Executive Producer for neo-soul singer Denise Cotton's EP "The Glass Window" which received 200 downloads within the first hour of its release, as well as singer/actress/model Sarah Rebekah's EP "Sounds of Sarah" which created a huge internet buzz, and landed her several shows in New York City. Summer of this year HAZali set the internet on fire when he released a production of 20 songs in 3 days.A singer in his own right, HAZali released The Experience 2.0 with his group Medina earlier this year, touring in Philly with three shows in two days. His solo project "Vantage Point" is due early next year, and is already creating a huge internet buzz, and a bidding war amongst major record labels. HAZali is here to stay. Are you ready?
