“The most important thing for me is to inspire others.”
These are the words of Lebanese-Armenian singer, songwriter
Peter Jam who not only sings for peace and love, but tours the world to share his message.
The activist and motivational speaker has now released a new song, which can fairly be described as a Lebanese rendition of
John Lennon’s “imagine”.
Listen to it for yourselves; the lyrics are also translated in the video’s subtitles.
You can also catch his album signing tonight at Virgin Megastore Downtown Beirut. Click
here for more details.
Come and support his message of peace, because heaven knows we need it in Lebanon and the Middle East during these tumultuous times.
ARTIST BACKGROUND:
Peter Jam (Jambazian) - a Lebanese-Armenian artist, singer, music composer, global rights activist and world traveler for peace and justice - was born in the midst of the (1975 to 1990) Lebanese civil war in Beirut.
As a teenager, Jam’s passion for music and art was made obvious despite the fact that he grew up in a modest family during difficult times. Hence, he studied a wide variety of music, ranging from Oriental Arabic to Armenian traditional, as well as pop to blues/rock and metal.
Inspired by all the mentioned music styles and influenced by his own experiences as a peace, environmental, human/civil and animal rights activist, Peter Jam has moved beyond music and does speeches in places like Beirut’s UNESCO Palace and UN complex (parliament) in Vienna.
Knowing four different languages - English, Armenian, Arabic and Turkish – he writes music for films and cooperates with many organizations worldwide.
Peter, who got recognized by well-known organizations, looks forward to building new bridges for a better present and future as well as strengthening all the individuals and organizations that believe in the Power of Will to Change.