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The name Alhaj is not strange among Liberian musicians and music lovers. Alhaj is one of few Afro-Jazz musicians among Liberians. Referred to as Afro-Jazz Fusion, Alhaj believes that his music bridges the gap between Africans and Americans. The Washington Post Newspaper recently interviewed Alhaj (go to www.Liberian-Connection.com) and wrote that, "On his newest album, "Moving Into the Light," which he released in 1999 on his own label and is reissuing on his new label, Northside Records LLC, based in Upper Marlboro, Alhaj reflects on his experience straddling cultures of the United States and Africa." Alhaj is quoted as saying that "We must keep [the bond between the two cultures] intact." Additionally, he said that he is "trying to set a platform where my music can be spiritual, fun and positive. It can be introspective and make people socially aware while also having a sense of humor. I try to address the African situation, not just to talk but to create topics of discussion" Alhaj believes that he is "moving into spirituality, karma" and "beginning the final journey into consciousness." Check out the artist's website: http://www.northsiderecords.com Track List: 1. Black Man Walking 2. Because I Need You So 3. Will It Be So 4. Don't Cry 5. Get It Together 6. Bossa Nova Rock 7. Africa Got No Say Say 8. Fela Suggested CDs:Other Genres:
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