Jhameel

Jhameel makes fun music. Out of Berkeley, it’s hard to classify the sound as, well, anything. In my book, that’s usually a good thing, as long as the sound flows. And in Jhameel’s case the music flows like a river with streams of life. (That’s from some random hymn I just found online. I can’t take credit for it. It seemed apropos with a lot of cheesiness.)

Jhameel plays all instruments himself and isn’t afraid to take on a modern indie pop persona, influenced by such artists as Jónsi, Phoenix, and MGMT. You’ll hear it in the three songs below, taken from his album The Human Condition, which you can download for free. Or be really kind and donate.

Jhameel – “Bernal Heights” [MP3]

Jhameel – “How Many Lovers” [MP3]

Jhameel – “The Human Condition” [MP3]

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10 comments

  1. Phenomenal work. He is on his way to greatness. This young artist is brimming with wild soulful untapped potential and creativity.

  2. Wow, this shit was so surprisingly good, that I had to go back and leave this comment

  3. Man, it seems like Jhameel makes a different kind of music for everyone, and every mood. So versatile!

  4. Finally got around to listening to the album, and it’s mind blowing stuff!!

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