AMEER

Ameer is the voice of many regardless of race, gender or religion. He's lived a life that chronicles the hardships of being a Jamaican-American living back and forth from NYC to VA. Ameer has even engaged in psychological warfare on the global scale in Bosnia-Herzegovina while serving in the U.S. Army. Ameer is far from your average rapper. Ameer's offering to us is the glorification of life and an examination of the extremities of both sides of the spectrum.


Ameer has done work with some of hip-hops legendary artist and producers such as AZ, Erykah Badu, CL Smooth and others to name a few. On the production side of things he has worked with music provided by Rsonist of the (Heatmakerz), Eddie F, Baby Paul, Dr. Dre, Chad "Dr. Ceuss" Elliott, Ebonikz, Lady&Tramp, Ty Fyffe and more. Currently Ameer is offering us his latest body of work titled "The New Dream" which will focus on music of the past and future at the same time.


The subject matter discussed in The New Dream doesn't take the simplistic view as "the hustler", but actually takes responsibility and gives the perspective of not only the action, but the ramifications of those said actions from a person that's seen it, lived it and been closely engaged with the emotional and spiritual strife. Ameer has seen and dealt with life's adversities on all levels and it reflects in his music. He is the called the "Son of Song" by people who have worked with him for his creative thinking process. In the words of Ameer..."Enter the Zone"...and let's push the threshold of music.


With music and an approach that is rare, Ameer will surely penetrate the hearts and minds of the listeners. Most importantly performing live is one of the most critical aspects of being a complete artist which Ameer enjoys and does with high energy. With a military style work ethic and a strong relationship with God, Ameer is aiming high.



DOWNLOAD MIXTAPES:

The New Dream (Click Here)

THE 25th Hour...Enter The Zone! (Click Here)



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