Jad Tariq

September 18

Album Cover - Chris Robley - A Filament in the Wilderness of What Comes Next (1)

Precious Company
MoMojo Records

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Jad Tariq, “To My Used to Be”

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Jad Tariq, “Black Friday Blues”

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Jad Tariq, “Poor Me”

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Far Out Magazine Reviews Precious Company

Jad Tariq, Precious Company: 4 Stars"Some places in America, you can feel the leftover magic of a formerly glorious musical past, where history...

Ultimate Classic Rock Interviews Jad Tariq

What Jad Tariq Learned From Playing Guitar With Bob Dylan This Summer"As fans are well aware, Dylan has a habit of both sticking with players he's...

Glide Premieres “Half Measures”

SONG PREMIERE: Memphis Soulster Jad Tariq Brings Plenty of Swing and Swagger to R&B Tune "Half Measures""Memphis guitarist and vocalist Jad Tariq...

Americana Highways Reviews Jad Tariq

Jad Tariq, Precious Company"This is Jad’s sophomore set recorded with a warm stereo hi-fi sound popular in the mid to late ‘50s."  |  Read More at...

James Calemine Spotlights Jad Tariq

Jad Tariq’s Precious Company"At eighteen, Tariq moved to Memphis where he became one of the city’s top guitarists of the last decade, with a voice...

Making a Scene Highlights Jad Tariq

Jad Tariq, Precious Company"Originally hailing from Trumbull, Connecticut, Tariq began his musical career at the age of twelve, cutting his teeth in...

American Blues Scene Premieres “Precious Company”

Exclusive Premiere: Jad Tariq Brings Vintage Sophistication to "Precious Company""Jad Tariq premieres the title track from his forthcoming sophomore...

Blues GR Interviews Jad Tariq

Interview: Jad Tariq"The all-original album, out September 18 via MoMojo Records, encompasses roots rock, blues, and rhythm & blues."  |  Read...

Guitar International Highlights Jad Tariq

Jad Tariq, Precious Company Out September 18"Effortlessly blending feel-good swing with the raw emotional power of the blues, the album quickly...

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Following Concerts Backing Bob Dylan, Memphis Guitarist/Vocalist/Songwriter/Bandleader Jad Tariq Unveils Sophomore Album Precious Company, Sharing First Single “Poor Me”

Two-time Blues Blast Award Nominee’s MoMojo Records Album Encompasses Bluff City Americana, Roots Rock + Rhythm & Blues“A Memphis-based R&B...

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Jad Tariq, a Memphis-based Rhythm & Blues guitarist/vocalist, is making waves on the national music scene.

Tariq’s take on the traditional soundscapes of American roots music is a breath of fresh air, as he pays homage to the classics of yesteryear, while also incorporating a modern sensibility.

Jad’s guitar style seamlessly blends feel-good swing with the raw emotional intensity of the blues. His vocal style is in the tradition of the blues shouters and big-band crooners of the ‘40s and ‘50s.

Originally hailing from Trumbull, Connecticut, Jad began his music career at just 12 years old, cutting his teeth in local bars across the tri-state area.

At age 18, he moved to Memphis to immerse himself in the rich musical heritage of the blues, and has since become a mainstay on the scene.

Jad has garnered national attention through collaborations with multiple Blues Music Award-winner John Nemeth, renowned musician Tony Holiday, and legendary harmonica master Charlie Musselwhite. Most recently, he earned the prestigious honor of being invited to join Bob Dylan’s touring band for a series of dates.

An accomplished songwriter, Jad’s craft shines on his debut album, Jad Tariq Sings. The album features a blend of rhythm & blues that is both clever and classic, showcasing his versatility in handling different grooves and tempos with poise.

Tariq’s debut album earned him two nominations in the 2025 Blues Blast Magazine Awards, one nomination in the Sean Costello Rising Star category, and another in the New Artist Debut Recording category.

Tariq’s sophomore release, Precious Company, is slated for release on September 18th, 2026.

With his commanding performances and earnest songwriting, Jad Tariq is a significant force in the contemporary blues scene.

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