Out Of The Box EP Instrumentals mastered

Take Me Back (Instrumental)

Out Of The Box EP 16 bit 

That's Life

Out Of The Box

Produced by Burak Yildirim and Nabil Khazzaka

Promise Me

Check the video on my YouTube channel:
https://youtu.be/3aUvN85pljk

The Moorlough Shore (live from the Sigmacave)

Sigmaman plays his second single (released under the name Nabil Khazzaka)
The track has a different harmony in the chorus and features the lost outro. 
Check the video on my YouTube channel:
https://youtu.be/Jic8iNmXZHw

Please Come Back (live from the Sigmacave)

Sigmaman plays his track Don't Give Up live on the piano.
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Don't Give Up (live from the Sigmacave)

This track is a collaboration between Sigmaman, aka Nabil Khazzaka, and Joey Flavour.

Fading (WIP)

Heartbeat (WIP)

U&I (WIP)

This track is a collaboration between Sigmaman, aka Nabil Khazzaka and ArtfulMind.

Going Back In Time (WIP)

Stonecold (WIP)

Sigmaman performing the Irish traditional The Lambs On The Green Hills with piano.

The Lambs On The Green Hills (live from the Sigmacave)

Sigmaman plays a Jem and the Holograms cover with piano solo.
Check the video on my YouTube channel: 
https://youtu.be/fQaU4LN_NeE?si=jFac59VySif4fQJp

Truly Outrageous - Jem Cover (live from the Sigmacave)

Sigmaman is a composer and singer of cross-over pop. His music is a vibrant melting pot of electronica, folk, classical music, vocal harmonies, and musical theatre.

For the Out Of The Box EP, Nabil Khazzaka decided to change his artist name to Sigmaman. He produced the album himself and had it mixed by sound engineer Jean-Pierre Kerkhofs of Artsound Studio (Belgium). Before that, he released the dark lockdown EP The Man With The Golden Tie (2021) and the full album It’s Hot! It’s Hot! It’s Hot! (2012).

Sigmaman, a.k.a. Nabil Khazzaka, has always been admired for his boldness and sense of humor — musically, lyrically, and visually. He played both the Pharaoh and Joseph’s brother in the musical Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, and once performed a series of quirky covers with church organ, rock band, and soprano during the Motorcycle Blessing at the church of Jette — the most memorable being Born to Be Wild.

Over the years, he has collaborated with a wide range of musicians, including EDM producers, bagpipers, throat singers, and harpists.
His most recent work consists of five EDM tracks, four of which were produced by Joey Flavour. Sound engineer Brian Pittoors of Tonzofia handled the mixing.

Always open to collaborations. Simply DM.

Sigmaman

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