The Debt 
Written and performed by Nadim Azzam.

Vocals - Nadim Azzam
Production - Nadim Azzam & Squareface
Trumpet - Ben Green
Violin - Davis West
Bass - Sam Collins
Acoustic Guitar - Nadim Azzam
Electric Guitar - Alex Fuchs
Mixed and Mastered By Elliott Sabbagh
Cover Art - Natalie Robbins

You've got to hurt to heal. Through painfully honest self-reflection, Nadim Azzam addresses depression, addiction, and the dysfunctional realities of our times with his songs rooted in hope and connectivity. A singer, rapper, and songwriter who makes his own beats and plays multiple instruments on his tracks, Nadim has spent years evolving to where his music is at today. 

A symbiosis of programmed drums and organic live instruments creates a warm, sometimes surreal sonic environment. Smooth keys, angular guitars, and lush synth pads swim alongside melodic vocal hooks and bars that waste no time getting straight to the heart of things. The energy is chill, friendly and open-hearted, but the songs open up from this unassuming approach into statements of vulnerability and bracing honesty. Nothing is hidden, and nothing is off-limits. Graceful vocals and smiling lyrical flows reveal a personal truth that's sometimes almost hard to look at but always comes from a search for real understanding. 

Making songs for the deep-thinkers, the over-drinkers, and other sensitive souls, Nadim faces his own struggles head-on in hopes of offering some sense of solace to anyone else walking similar valleys of their own. These songs seek to remind that there's more to life, and that the pain any given individual feels can be transformed from a solitary torment into a vessel of connection.

The Debt

Nadim Azzam - The Debt

Don't Tell Me by Nadim Azzam

Trumpet - Ben Green
Electric Guitar - Dan Sagher
Bass - Sam Collins
Co-Produced by Oren Levin & Squareface
Producer - Nadim Azzam
Mixing and Mastering Engineer - Elliott Sabbagh
Cover Art - Natalie Robbins

Don't Tell Me

Nadim Azzam - Don't Tell Me

Momma (Feat. MYNA)
Written and performed by Nadim Azzam.

This song is dedicated to the mothers who loved us, worried about us, and cared for us when we couldn’t take care of ourselves. Now we’re growing up. The chorus sings “momma don’t you carry all that weight, momma don’t you see we’ll be okay. Momma don’t you carry all that weight, we’ve been growing up and your son’s okay.”  We’re going to be okay and you don't have to worry so much anymore. This is especially dedicated to everyone who lost their mothers too soon.

Vocals, Production - Nadim Azzam
Vocals - MYNA 
Trumpet - Ben Green
Bass - Sam Collins
Electric Guitar - Dan Sagher
Keys - Oren Levin
Mixed by Elliott Sabbagh and Oren Levin
Mastered By Elliott Sabbagh
Cover Art - Natalie Robbins

Momma

Momma (Feat. MYNA)

Here's To Changes Vol. 2
Nadim Azzam

Tracklist: 
1. The Debt
2. Don't Tell Me
3. Night Walk
4. Momma
5. Show Me Love
6. Zen

Show Me Love

Night Walk

Eminem's Rap God inspired me to spit some bars, this is my tribute.  

Video with LYRICS here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O7ZI1aHv59Y

Rap Titan (Rap God Remix)

Stepping back into the realm of solo artistry, Nadim Azzam kicks off his upcoming project with a hip-hop infused pop tune entitled Rings.  

Rings

Nadim Azzam's first solo EP

I've spent a long time working to get this project out and so I just want to give a little background on this project for my friends and fans! Most of these songs I wrote while I was at boarding school in Arizona when I was 15. "On My Own" and "A Little Poetry" are the only songs I wrote after returning to Michigan, so to me this EP is largely about paying respects to my younger self and reflecting on what I've learned. With that said I hope everyone enjoys it and I'll be working on the next project over the next few months!  To everyone I've ever met and known, thank you for your support and influence in making these songs! 

To My Best Friend (Luke's Song)

A Little Poetry

You've got to hurt to heal. Through painfully honest self-reflection, Nadim Azzam addresses depression, addiction, and the dysfunctional realities of our times with his songs rooted in hope and connectivity. A singer, rapper, and songwriter who makes his own beats and plays multiple instruments on his tracks, Nadim has spent years evolving to where his music is at today. 

A symbiosis of programmed drums and organic live instruments creates a warm, sometimes surreal sonic environment. Smooth keys, angular guitars, and lush synth pads swim alongside melodic vocal hooks and bars that waste no time getting straight to the heart of things. The energy is chill, friendly and open-hearted, but the songs open up from this unassuming approach into statements of vulnerability and bracing honesty. Nothing is hidden, and nothing is off-limits. Graceful vocals and smiling lyrical flows reveal a personal truth that's sometimes almost hard to look at but always comes from a search for real understanding. 

Making songs for the deep-thinkers, the over-drinkers, and other sensitive souls, Nadim faces his own struggles head-on in hopes of offering some sense of solace to anyone else walking similar valleys of their own. These songs seek to remind that there's more to life, and that the pain any given individual feels can be transformed from a solitary torment into a vessel of connection.

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