I surely hope you will. The album's short but every song packs a great big punch. This is real soul. You can feel the soul in the lyrics, in the instruments, in the vocal delivery. A must have!! This teaser EP will leave you wanting more. :) Brace yourself!!

You did it and it is AWESOME. Thank you for Welcome Home!!!!!!!!

Dawud Raamah is a dentist by day. By nightfall, however, he heads to the nearest jazz club and gets his soul cape on as Wuddha. Then he defeats Captain Gangsta Rap with his special vocal powers and the world is again a beautiful place. Seriously, I was fucking relieved to stumble across this EP after hours of trawling CD Baby. Hours, I tell you. “Please God, not another Game wannabe…”, I thought, as I random clicked Track 2, aptly titled Welcome Home. The room was filled with warm, deeply sexy grooves not a million miles away from the old school sounds of the Stylistics. Add a generous sprinkle of Musiq and we’re getting there, especially on the initial beats of EP opener‘Greet You’. As I sit reading the production credits, I realise why there’s such an accomplished sound at work here. The man responsible for the bedspring-damaging Welcome Home is none other than Russell ‘Check me out I produced D’Angelo, Alicia Keys and Blackalicious’ Elevado. What’s more, Dawud is the great-grand nephew of legendary bluesman Willie Dixon, so there’s no shortage of talent in his blood. Track 3, When the Love is Real, is the grower of the set. Third listen and I’m picking up the nuances in the beats and the pleasing flow of Wuddha’s vocals. There’s also a sexy spoken verse which adds some extra texture to the song; it’s the cherry on top. No, the subject matter isn’t original, but the lyrics are delivered in such a way that said lack of originality barely registers. After all, Love and Fear are the only two real options when talking about anything, and it’s finding new ways to talk about them that scores the brownie points. Away from that somewhat pretentious interjection, there’s a summer barbecue laid-backness to the final track (think Anthony Hamilton on this one) Treat em Right, which ends the EP on a positive Woodstock note. Love your brothers and sisters, treat ‘em right. Buy them this EP. Amen.

My bratha your music is all that please bring it on to the music world,I will purchase this as soon as it comes back in stock,Iwill also pass this on to all my people to get your music out to our people Iwill introduce this to our local music store in good oh Coatesville Pa.