Curriculum Vitae – Mohammed Jamal Mutawe

Personal Information

• Full Name: MUTAWE, MOHAMMED J

• Stage Name: Mohammed Qamar

• Band name : Echowave.

• BMI (Broadcast Music, Inc.) – Member ID: 01303866069

• Email: info@musicstool.com

• Location: Amman, Jordan – North Marka

Profile
A professional musician with expertise in performing on keyboard, piano, and select string instruments. Possesses a deep understanding of harmony, melody composition for the new generation, rhythm creation, and music arrangement.

Alongside strong audio engineering skills, he is dedicated to building an inspiring musical identity for future generations.

Musical Experience

Extensive experience performing at:

• Weddings and graduation celebrations.

• Public venues, cafés, and event halls

• Nightclubs

• Skilled keyboard and piano performer

• Keyboard & Piano Player | String Instrument Player

• Guitarist and Violinist (NEW!)

• Composer, songwriter, and music arranger experienced in recording software

• I study musical notation to improve my compositions (NEW!)

Artistic Work

• Founder of the music activity program at Al-Zarqaa University of Jordan (2012–2013), alongside violinist Amin Khalifa

• Composed over 170 Inspiration music pieces, all registered and documented with PROs (Performing Rights Organizations).

• The sheet music will be released later once the music achieves wider exposure.

Musical & Technical Skills

• Strong knowledge of harmony and arrangement

• Melody composition and rhythm creation

• Proficient in using music software:

  • LUNA UADx Mixing Suite

  • Pro Tools (Sometimes)

  • Studio One 3 , 4  , 6 PRO

  • FL Studio

  • Cubase

• Audio mixing and mastering

• Home music recording and production

• Started learning string instruments in 2025, with a passion for guitar rhythms and exploring oriental maqams on the violin

Music Publishing

• Released original compositions with intellectual property protection

Artistic Vision
To build a musical identity that reflects my passion and elevates the artistic taste of the new generation.

Perhaps the project will be expanded later if my music achieves the right level of exposure, and all composition sheets will be sold after proper organization.

Advice I received in the field of arts

I didn’t know much about music at the time. In 2011, I met a teacher of Circassian origin named Ibrahim Nasser. I bought an organ from him. I was amazed by his mastery of Caucasian and Russian playing. My meeting with him did not last more than half an hour, yet he gave me important advice:

The advice was:

• Do not imitate others; we are musical miracles.
• Create from what you have, and others will feel your presence later.

Personally, I think :

• Everyone wants to influence others, whether through the arts or through other human creations. What matters is the desire to make an impact — and that is their right.
• The musical arts operate on two principles: the first is the raw material or reference, and the second is application and continuous accumulation.
• An artistic identity often reveals itself in childhood, with its traits becoming clearer over time. Yet anyone can develop it later in life through dedication and hard work.
• I wish success to everyone I have loved and who has loved me in this vast artistic field. Perhaps one day, I will meet you.