A self-taught musician since childhood, Amin has always had an undying passion for music and the arts, which has molded him into an unforgettable musical persona.

Amin, a contempory player, is versatile and able to tackle any musical challenge.

"I love writing," Amin says. "Words are so important in expressing how we really feel; then you can add music to 'color' those words. I see myself as a musical artist who, like other artists such as a painter, records a certain era in life for historical purposes."

Staying grounded and spiritually connected have been the keys to his success. Whether singing or playing Bass, Amin makes you understand the meaning of "Keeping It Real".

B. Moorman /SIA

Born in
Little Rock, Arkansas

This was my first guitar.
My Mother paid thirty-nine dollars for this guitar and twenty-nine dollars for a small amp. I am grateful to have had a Mother who loved music and the arts the way she did.

The Church

My first experience with the guitar came through my attending church at Deacon and Sister McKinny's house located at 24th and Arch St. in Little Rock. It was here that I fell in love with the Bass, which was introduced to me by a brother named Charles Perkins out of the East End of Little Rock. Charles played a Fender Telecaster Bass.

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