Quaid Ahmed

BIOGRAPHY

Quaid Ahmed is a dynamic live performer renowned for his powerful vocal abilities, exceptional music brain, and creative thinking. As a singer-songwriter, music curator, composer, and producer, Quaid’s live performances captivate audiences with their emotional depth and technical precision. Quaid teaches vocal music and vocal healing to students from around the world, blending traditional techniques with innovative approaches to music therapy. His passion for music and performance is evident in his critically acclaimed albums, including “Elhaam,” “Sunlo,” and “Nirali.” Each release showcases his versatility and collaborative spirit. Since 2013, Quaid has been the founder and lead vocalist of the influential Pakistani band Sounds Of Kolachi. Under his leadership, the band has captivated audiences with its unique fusion of Eastern and Western musical elements. Their debut album, “Elhaam,” was a commercial success and solidified their place in the music scene. In addition to his work with Sounds Of Kolachi, Quaid has made significant contributions to national projects. He lent his voice to the “Official National Anthem” of Pakistan, a monumental recording featuring 140 voices, produced by esteemed music producers Rohail Hyatt and Arshad Mehmud. Quaid’s expertise extends beyond performance and composition. He has curated and produced some of the most popular music shows in Pakistan, showcasing his keen ear for talent and his ability to bring diverse musical visions to life. His work in television includes collaborations with notable artists like Atif Aslam, Fawad Khan, EP, Zulfi, Meesha Shafi, and Zeb Bangash, particularly on the hit show Pepsi Battle of the Bands in 2017. With a passion for learning and a dedication to his craft, Quaid Ahmed continues to push the boundaries of music and its therapeutic potential. His commitment to teaching, combined with his extensive experience in the music industry, makes him a respected figure in both national and international music circles.