Fahro Aman

Fahro Aman is a writer, music composer and recording artist who is most recognized for his work in the music industry. As the recording artist "DJ Supreme" he was hailed as one of the best new talents at the Miami WMC Demo Listening Workshop. His eagerly anticipated release of "All O Dat (Roun'ere)" received the Belin Music Video Award's Best Song Nomination in 2019. Fahro is often quoted as being an influence to many recognized recording artists of today such as The Prodigy, and The Beastie Boys. Originally from London, England, Fahro always had a keen interest in music. His musical foundation grew from his mastery of the classical guitar in secondary school. He signed his first recording deal to Rhyme Syndicate Records (USA), a label owned by rapper and actor ICE-T ("Colours", "I'm Your Pusher" and "New Jack Hustler (Nino's Theme)", and actor in TV's "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit"). Fahro released his first LP in the early 90s which hit the UK Top 100 Music charts. He has since gone on to tour the world several times performing alongside renown artist such as ICE-T, Kool and The Gang and De La Soul. Fahro is a co-writer and the composer of global new media entertainment/TV projects. He collaborates with the award-winning actor/comedian Chris Kepford, and others on productions that are geared for worldwide distribution. He is highly motivated and committed to his projects, leveraging his talents and expertise in music and film to deliver great artistic results in each of his new endeavors.