Gamal (pronounced with a lower case g) is originally from Brooklyn, NY but is now currently residing in the DMV area, which is why he sometimes goes by the moniker “NYSouthernBoy”. He has a love and deep-rooted passion for all types of music but currently feels music is lacking the integrity, heart and soul it used to. Originally intending to simply be a fan and occasionally write for others, a desire to hear a clean your house album “putting a CD on in the bedroom w/o worrying about running every 5 min to change the song because the whole album can play straight through” has forced him to make the introspective debut album “OMW-One Man’s Walk.” The ability to share personal insight that relates to the people, give vivid storytelling that puts you in the life of his characters, and the gift to inspire others to want to achieve more, are a few of the gifts/talents that God has blessed Gamal with. Looking to simply the fill void of artist really impacting the lives of their peers and fans alike, Gamal is on a mission to change the ear of music. Enjoy in his success as his success is your success. The greatest part of the journey is never the arriving at but the lessons learned, the lives changed and the growth discovered along every bump, bruise and pain it took to get there. 

One Man’s Walk is available on iTunes, Amazon & Google Play. 


Profile : Carmen Lidia Vidu

Film, stage and event director, Carmen Lidia Vidu is well known for the experimental theatrical performances staged for the most important theatres in Romania. She is a unique voice on the Romanian stage , being the first director to successfully combine the video projections and the specific means of the film with the actors’ live presence.


She is the first and the most important multimedia theatre director and the youngest theatre director who put on a play at the National Theatre in Bucharest. She graduated from I.L.Caragiale National University of Theatre and Film in Bucharest, in 2003 but she comes from Arad. The theatrical performances staged by Carmen Lidia Vidu are special as they use a different artistic language and transform technique into genuine feeling, and the director promises that she will never give up experimenting.


Carmen Lidia Vidu has also tried her hand at  directing films (documentary and short film) and video clips (collaborations with Noblesse Oblige and Mes Quins bands). “A Short Astra Film History”, directed by Carmen Lidia Vidu and produced in 2013 for the Astra Film Festival held in Sibiu, won the Gopo Award for the best short documentary film in 2015.


Further details about the projects of the director Carmen Lidia Vidu, photo and video materials as well as the full list of her spectacles on the official page of Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/carmenlidiavidu) and on her personal blog (http://carmenvidu.tumblr.com/)

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