Ahmadahere

I was raised to be open minded. Having a Middle Eastern father that was very passionate about being compassionate to others and a German mother who was sweet and also tough when she wanted to be, I learned to take the middle way in life.

I have always been fascinated with philosophy, science, religion, and why people make worldly decisions based on the principles stemming from those concepts. We start families, we create miraculous technology, we start wars, and we justify all of it with words, concepts.

I began writing song lyrics, or poetry, before I learned to play a musical instrument and I always found it difficult for people to get into my poetry and feel as passionately about the concepts I was presenting. I later realized the great power that music has in the ability to capture its listeners and also its ability to bring change. I decided to teach myself to play guitar and put my poetry into a different form.

After I became more comfortable with playing guitar, I soon realized that every time I wrote lyrics I had a melody in my head to go with it and my goal then became to be able to play the melodies I heard in my head. From this agglomeration, Ahmadahere was born.

The music I write is personally therapeutic, capturing my own wonderment, amazement, and compassion I have for the world around me, all it's occupants, and problems that we face as intelligent beings.

My goal is for my music to have the same effect on it's listeners as it does me.