Mohamad Tamem is a professional choreographer-dancer, musician, and theatre performer who graduated from Dance and Music at the Music Conservatory and the Iymar Dancing Group Academy in Damascus, Syria.

As a musician, he has performed regularly in concerts around the Middle East and Europe playing oud, percussion, and darbuka as well as leading several bands as a vocalist. In 2021 Tamem founded NaJazz Records, an experimental jazz project for bringing together musical intersections among three self-taught musicians with completely different backgrounds. A further music project is the group “Ramband”, a music band mixing popular and classical Arabic music. He has also worked as a sound engineer for music venues in Lebanon and as a music teacher in both the United Arab Emirates and Germany, engaging in social activism through music along the way. He led music and dance workshops for children and youths with and without disabilities for more than 10 years at the Jafra Foundation for Youth Relief and Development, as well as at the United Nations Organization for Palestine Refugees in the Middle East, all parallel to his artistic career in Damascus and Lebanon.

Mohamad Tamem is a professional choreographer-dancer, musician, and theatre performer who graduated from Dance and Music at the Music Conservatory and the Iymar Dancing Group Academy in Damascus, Syria.

As a musician, he has performed regularly in concerts around the Middle East and Europe playing oud, percussion, and darbuka as well as leading several bands as a vocalist. In 2021 Tamem founded NaJazz Records, an experimental jazz project for bringing together musical intersections among three self-taught musicians with completely different backgrounds. A further music project is the group “Ramband”, a music band mixing popular and classical Arabic music. He has also worked as a sound engineer for music venues in Lebanon and as a music teacher in both the United Arab Emirates and Germany, engaging in social activism through music along the way. He led music and dance workshops for children and youths with and without disabilities for more than 10 years at the Jafra Foundation for Youth Relief and Development, as well as at the United Nations Organization for Palestine Refugees in the Middle East, all parallel to his artistic career in Damascus and Lebanon.