Thanks Ammar! Can't wait to share it with you!

Thank you Brandi.

Thanks so much, Keith! Honor to play for you. If you're up for a road trip this weekend, we will have a very big show Saturday night, releasing our next album, White Moon - dwtheatre.com. We look forward to our paths crossing again, whether there or elsewhere!

Thanks, brother Ray. :-)

Hi Daniel, thanks for posting. The Arabic lines of the song are from a poem by Egyptian poet Badi' Khairi and say: Salma ya salama! RoHna wa j`na bi-salama ! Meaning: "Peace, oh peace! We went away and came back in peace."

Thank you, Abraham Jam,for clarifying it. My name is Salma, and I was present at the Westminster Presbytarian Church in November 2019 when they came and sang. I held myself very tight, not knowing what to do . But later, I took it as a loving message from the higher power to always remember unity, peace and Love. In my background I have all the 3 abrahmic faiths 🙏 ✨️ 🙌 Peace be with you and thank you!

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We three brothers all walk the same path, though we may stop to pray in differing, yet truthful ways...just as we may sing differing notes, but sing the same song in harmony. The muslim sufi poet Ibn Arabi once wrote: "My heart can take on any form: A meadow for gazelles, A cloister for monks, For the idols ~sacred ground, Ka'ba for the circling pilgrim, The tables of the Torah, The scrolls of the Quran. My creed is Love; Wherever its caravan turns along the way: that is my belief, that is my faith."