His unique collection of protest songs feature most of their lyrics in English, which makes them accessible to most citizens of the world. They are available on major music networks such as iTunes, Soundcloud, CDbaby, Reverbnation and Soundclick, and feature an eclectic and catchy style that combines jazz, funk, pop, hip-hop and rock in a singular way that makes them accessible to most musical tastes. Sometimes, but not always, Middle Eastern melodies and themes are merged into the music.

On his website, he regularly publishes insightful articles that provide in-depth information about and support for BDS-campaigns and other forms of non-violent protest against the Israeli occupation. He has often campaigned for the release of Palestinian political prisoners in Israeli detention, among which legendary hunger striker Samer Issawi, whose sister, the lawyer Shireen Issawi, is currently still in Israeli detention.

About Doc Jazz

Doc Jazz is of Palestinian origin, and was born and raised in the Netherlands. He is a full-time surgeon who dedicates his free time to promoting the cause of his people. He is a multi-instrumentalist and records most of his songs in his own studio, utilizing his skills as a composer, vocalist, guitarist, pianist/keyboardist and bassist. In his songs, he also often plays on Arabic instruments such as the Palestinian shibbabeh (flute) the Ud (Arabic lute) and the darbuka.

His musical work has been featured on major satellite networks like PressTV and Dubai TV and other prominent media, and enjoys a strong following on social media like Facebook and Twitter. Music reviewers have often praised his songs for their skillful compositions, lyrical richness and message, and wide variety of musical styles. He is also the author of the 358-page volume 'Understanding Palestine', a collection of essays on the Palestinian situation, which is available on Amazon.

Website: http://www.docjazz.com