Farid - Patience
87 votes

Farid - PatienceFarid made the first steps of his musical journey right after he learned how to stand up on his feet and isn’t ever planning to stop. As a child, he was greatly influenced by the heavy pop & r’n’b music wave that characterised the 90s, identifying strongly with Michael Jackson who, along with Justin Timberlake, have remained his strongest inspirations up to this day and have motivated him to never give up and pursue his dream of a stage career. CREDITS Artist: Farid Writer: Farid EL Hassass Producer: Johannes Lemken Mastering: Paul Laffree Director: Suzy Kay  Producer: Priscilla Roemer  Co-Producer : Lennard Workala  D.O.P: Tobias van Daal  Focus Puller : Jesse Koelstra  Gaffer: Lighting Jesus Bestboy: Timo Eijskoot Mua: Darien Touma Styliste: Safak Sel Setdresser: Shanya Valies  Grader: Tytanium Model by: Tata Orozco

Try This
How Mean Interview
09:00
How Mean Interview

Jeeni's Kate Stewart interviews Nick Foy of LA indie band How Mean

Woodwind Quartet- Paula Olaz
01:52
Woodwind Quartet- Paula Olaz

Berklee College of Music.Recording session polazmoratinos@berklee.edu

Yuko Otomo and Connie Crothers
04:43
Yuko Otomo and Connie Crothers

This series engages different creative disciplines under the banner of improvisation, and a mutual caring about the World we share, with each artist adapting their concerns to build a stronger community.

The Rigs o' Barley
01:59
The Rigs o' Barley

by Robert Burns, read by Robert Murray

How Mean Interview
09:00
How Mean Interview

Jeeni's Kate Stewart interviews Nick Foy of LA indie band How Mean


Woodwind Quartet- Paula Olaz
01:52
Woodwind Quartet- Paula Olaz

Berklee College of Music.Recording session polazmoratinos@berklee.edu


Yuko Otomo and Connie Crothers
04:43
Yuko Otomo and Connie Crothers

This series engages different creative disciplines under the banner of improvisation, and a mutual caring about the World we share, with each artist adapting their concerns to build a stronger community.


The Rigs o' Barley
01:59
The Rigs o' Barley

by Robert Burns, read by Robert Murray