E. Mohammad Meftah is an independent musician/composer/drummer/percussionist/and music therapist based in Detroit, Michigan and Chicago, Illinois. For the past decade, he has worked as a sideman and leader for countless musical projects all over the world.

E. Mohammad Meftah has also worked and toured under various musicians and composers such as La-Nai Gabriel (Madame Gandhi), and Mai Khoi (Vietnamese composer/human rights activist), as well as playing drums/percussion on multiple albums of Chicago based musicians.  In addition, he has played countless solo shows, toured, or collaborated in Asia and the United States of America.

He was a collaborator in The Melting Pot, an Art, Dance and Music Festival held in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam AND was a collaborator of Standpoint Theories - an international multidisciplinary collective. Eric was also involved as a musician in a TED Talks key note speech in 2016 which was focused on the topic of The Importance of Collaboration in the Arts. He has resided overseas for 8 years in Southeast Asia and has been in the USA, between Chicago and Detroit, for the past 3 years, working on multiple collaborations trying to highlight the arts in a country where the arts are not appreciated/funded in a proper manner by the country's government.

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