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Rod Hamdallah Hailing from Atlanta, GA, garage rocker Rod Hamdallah has been tearing up the Southeast’s vibrant music scene since before he was old enough to order his first drink. At 16, Rod began soaking up the southern delta blues and garage rock sounds at a relentless pace; influenced by early soul, blues and garage rock, Rod took his sound to another level.
Crawling Back by Rod Hamdallah, released 27 November 2020 1. Crawling Back 2. Mali Jam Atlanta Rocker Rod Hamdallah has been around for a while fine tuning his craft in the dark arts of Garage rock, blues and early soul. Low-fidelity, dark storytelling and American roots music also play a big part in his songwriting. He creates a sound reminiscent of artists such as Flat Duo Jets, Captain ...
Think About It EP by Rod Hamdallah, released 01 May 2014 1. Think About It 2. Carry You Home 3. I Don't Mind 4. Heartbeat 5. Take Me Back According to his bio, Rod Hamdallah has been playing Atlanta bars and clubs since he was 16, which makes you wonder why it took him so long to come out with his debut EP. The five-song Think About It certainly sounds like something a seasoned veteran would ...
17 de dic. de 1990 · Abderrazak Hamdallah, 33, Marruecos Al-Ittihad Club, desde 2021 Delantero centro Valor de mercado: 2,80 mill. € * 17/12/1990 en Safi, Marruecos. Abderrazak Hamdallah - Perfil del jugador 23/24 | Transfermarkt
Think About It by Rod Hamdallah, released 26 April 2019 1. Think About It 2. Carry You Home 3. I Don't Mind 4. Heartbeat 5. Take Me Back The elements in Rod Hamdallah’s original musical are rooted in blues, garage and early soul. Dark storytelling and American roots music play a big part in his songwriting as well. Think About It, Hamdallah’s debut EP, was released in 2014 in self ...
27 de ene. de 2023 · Rod Hamdallah . If you’re sick and tired of the 2020s enough that you want to go back a few decades, you might want to fall into this 1950s time warp.
25 de ene. de 2023 · Hamdallah paints his garage rock in thick blues and soul strokes. Go see one of his rousing performances live and it’ll be pretty obvious why he was J.D. Wilkes’ go-to guitarist for years.
