Salman Ahmad To Be Featured on David Lynch Foundation’s Music Compilation
Pakistani Sufi Rocker, Salman Ahmad has joined David Lynch Foundation Music which is the newest venture of the world renowned and award-winning director, filmmaker and musician, David Lynch. He is famous for his cult movie classics The Elephant Man, Blue Velvet and Mulholland Drive.
DLF Music is a digital music company that brings together exclusive artistic talent and support for the good works of the David Lynch Foundation’s educational programs. David is known for his creativity and big ideas. Salman has joined DLF Music with some great artists who have donated their never-before-heard tracks to the David Lynch Foundation for a great cause. Salman will be releasing his music to promote the foundation. The first track that he will be releasing is the remix of ‘Natchoongi’ with Val Geffner and Dave Sisko.
DLF Music brings together the world’s top & emerging recording artists to support the good works of the David Lynch Foundation’s stress-reducing, meditation-based educational programs.
Featured artists of the 17-track compilation include:
Arrested Development, Au Revoir Simone, Ben Folds, Peter Gabriel, Mary Hopkin, Moby, Maroon 5, Neon Trees, Ozomatli, Heather Nova, Iggy Pop, Carmen Rizzo, Salman Ahmad, Slightly Stoopid, Dave Stewart, Andy Summers and Tom Waits.
Great Artists — Artists and musicians are standing up in support of The David Lynch Foundation by donating their creativity and music for a…
Great Cause — Download for Good and all profits from your support will benefit DLF’s educational outreach programs — all based on the theme, “Change Begins Within.”
Great Artists + Great Cause = Music That Changes the World
“When you download tracks from DLF Music, you’re not only going to enjoy some great music, but that download is going to bring happiness to someone, somewhere in the world.”
—David Lynch
All Profits Will Support the David Lynch Foundation’s Mission To Teach One Million At-risk Youth to Meditate, dramatically reducing the traumatic stress in their lives and transforming violent, stress-filled schools into places of peace, coherence, and creativity.
