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Artist description
Smooth |
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Music Style
The smooth style of Michael Franks the r&b drive of Stevie Wonder and the smooth sax sounds of Kirk Whalum and Ronnie Laws |
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Musical Influences
Everyone |
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Similar Artists
Stevis, Sting, Bian Mcknight, Michael Franks |
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Artist History
Qasim was born and raised in Newark NJ, where he first learned how to play the drums, keyboards and guitar.Q's father is also a musician, which allowed Q to experiment with many instruments around the house at a young age. Q's first group was with some neighborhood friends called the 4 seasons. They use to put on Saturday night shows for the hood in his parent's garage. The later years after college, Q moved to Atlanta and signed with Warlock Records as a member of E'lan, an Atlanta based group which had regional and national success with air play overseas.
It wasn't until the group split that Q began to stack up a list of credits and accomplishments with independent record labels which made Q one of the musical jewels in Atlanta. As a writer, composer, singer, producer and arranger, he brings a lot to the game and is able to work in any setting and wear any hat. Along with everything else, he's most noted for his tremendous gift for snatching a medley out of thin air, which continually impresses everyone he works with on recording projects. In this body of work, which is entitled "better late than never," his first CD on his own, you'll hear a blend of jazz, pop, r/b urban with a strong moral conscience that will always reflect a fundamental hope, enlightenment and joy. |
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Group Members
Qasim Coleman |
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Instruments
Keys, bass, Mpc2000, and vocals |
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Albums
Better Late Than Never |
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Press Reviews
none |
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Additional Info
none |
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Location
Atlanta, Georgia - USA |
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