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MoMojo Records signs Jad Tariq
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Debut album, 'Jad Tariq Sings', features some of Memphis' finest players

LANCASTER, Pa. - PennZone -- Memphis-based Rhythm & Blues guitarist/vocalist, Jad Tariq, began his music career at age 12, cutting his teeth in local bars of the Connecticut tri-state area. At age 18, he moved to Memphis to immerse himself in the rich musical heritage of the blues, and has since become a mainstay on the scene. Tariq's guitar style is characterized by a swinging jazz rhythm that merges seamlessly with the raw emotional intensity of the blues. His vocal style is in the tradition of the blues shouters of the '40s and '50s, while also boasting the ability to croon heartfelt jazz ballads. Tariq has garnered national attention through collaborations with multiple Blues Music Award-winner John Németh and renowned musician Tony Holiday. In Memphis he performs frequently leading his own band, and also as sideman to artists including John Paul Keith, Wyly Bigger, Benton Parker, Earl "The Pearl" Banks, Jon Hay, and many others.

On Jad Tariq Sings, Tariq leads his swinging band through eight exciting tunes; five clever originals and three classics of years past. The album features a blend of 1950s style rhythm & blues influences while also incorporating modern pop sensibilities. Whether shouting uptempo jump numbers or crooning sophisticated ballads, Tariq delivers the goods with sensitive understanding, avoiding all instrumental excess  in favor of tight arrangements that support his charming melodies and thoughtful lyrics.

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"We are thrilled to welcome Jad Tariq to MoMojo Records," says label president, Sallie Bengtson. "His professionalism and musical mastery shines from the stage when he performs, and behind the scenes, his organization, work ethic and commitment are equally admirable. We are proud to support Jad with this debut album."

""I'm thrilled to be a part of the MoMojo Records family. The team has been fantastic to work with, and I'm honored to be alongside some of my favorite artists in the contemporary blues scene," says Tariq. "This album was a blast to make and I have a killer, swinging Memphis band backing me on it. I hope everyone enjoys listening to this record as much as I've enjoyed making it."

Preorders for Jad Tariq Sings begin February 7 with the release of the single, "Flapjack". A second single, "You Think You're Too Good For Me" follows on February 21. The full album hits the streets on March 7, 2025.

Follow Jad Tariq at www.facebook.com/jadtariqmusic, on Instagram and TikTok at @_jadtariq and watch him in action on YouTube at @jadtariqmusic.

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