His solo debut Distorted Soul 2.0 was crowned “Best Funk Album of the Year” by Soul-Patrol.com and earned a Detroit Music Award for “Outstanding Urban Funk/Hip-Hop Recording”, after international spins on Urban A/C, Rock, Urban Contemporary and even Smooth Jazz radio.

Slave: The Remixtape, which offers fourteen very different remixes of Nadir’s award-winning composition “Slave” (and six additional tracks online) - in Crunk, Funk, Hip-hop, Rock, Funky House, Techno styles and more - was a #5 Breakout track on Billboard’s Club Play chart, and took home a Detroit Music Award for Outstanding Electronic Dance Recording.

On Nadir’s new album, Workin’ For The Man, revolutionary socio-political commentary collides with explosive funk and hip hop. Nadir describes the album as a “political dance record” designed to make you dance and think at the same time.

Nadir reports on MTV as the Choose or Lose 2008 correspondent to the state of Michigan. Catch his reports at
http://www.think.mtv.com/Nadir

“When you get right down to it,” Nadir explains, “I’m all about telling stories, singing songs and making music that moves people - spiritually, emotionally, physically, politically, whatever. Don’t just sit there! Do something!”

How'd Nadir Sneak This Onto Fox News?

TONIGHT

I'll be interviewing Nadir with your help this Wednesday evening, October 15, 2008, 8:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Eastern. Go to http://www.thepeoplespeakradio.net/listen-live to listen live. You'll find instructions there to enter a paltalk chat room where you can post questions.

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Some Nadir lyrics:

Iraqi oil underneath the sand
An endless search for weapons has began
Neoconservatives are on the take
And I’m still waiting on my yellowcake

Call 9-11 there’s some fishy shit
Goin’ on, goin’ on, goin’ on.
All our surpluses turned to deficits
And all the money’s gone over there and here at home, yeah

IS THAT WHAT YOU WANTED?
IS THAT WHAT YOU WANTED?
IS THAT WHAT YOU WANTED?
IS THAT WHAT YOU WANTED?

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