Ebn Adam

Born in Nyala, Darfur, Sudan, Mohamed Adam is a multifaceted artist with a musical journey spanning over 15 years. His passion for Sudanese culture led him to explore the diverse musical traditions of Sudanese tribes, deeply studying and celebrating their rich heritage.

Mohamed is deeply committed to preserving Sudan's cultural richness through his music. As the founder of the Nogara project, he focuses on documenting and celebrating the cultural heritage of minority communities across Sudan. Through initiatives like the annual "Nagara Festival," Mohamed showcases Sudan's cultural treasures, promoting intergenerational communication and raising awareness about the importance of cultural identity and rights.

Co-founder of the "Aslaf" band, Mohamed modernizes Sudanese musical heritage by blending traditional and modern instruments, creating new works while honoring cultural roots.

His dedication extends beyond music. Mohamed actively utilizes art for peacebuilding, exemplified by his song "TLGA, Pullet," addressing the realities of war in Darfur. He organized events like "On Darfur Ground," fostering unity through music exchange among diverse communities.

As a cultural activist, Mohamed participates in global programs like OneBeat11, representing Sudan and collaborating with artists worldwide. He leverages his expertise in workshops and seminars to advocate for social change and cultural diversity.

Mohamed's contributions transcend borders, evident in projects like the cross-border music album "Timeout" during the COVID-19 pandemic and collaborations with artists from Burkina Faso, Cameroon, and Senegal at the Sama International Festivals.

Through his music and initiatives, Mohamed Adam embodies the transformative power of art in promoting unity, preserving cultural heritage, and fostering peace in Sudan and beyond.