Gahdiliel is a DJ, Conscious Hip Hop Artist and fusion music performer. He's based out of Washington, DC but spent his formative years in the deep south, Central Mississippi. He was greatly influenced by his musical family , especially his father and uncles who were the original l" Soul Brother 6" , the writers of the 1960's hit song " Some Kinda Wonderful" that is still played today on the radio. In 1998 Gahdiliel worked with "The Suns Of Light", (formally The Boys) and began his professional career as a solo artist. In Atlanta he worked with several independent artist but didn't quite get the buzz that he wanted so he moved to Washington, DC in which he pursued his second passion which is healing people with healthy food, so he worked as a vegan chef in a popular DC restaurant.


He kept searching for the right blend of music, when he was introduced to Nazeeha Howard a well known local musician and music therapist . Gahdiliel knew that this was the lady he was destine to meet. After about a year they formed the band "The Revealing Way" with Abita Taylor on Sax. The trio introduced the CD "Revealed" in the Spring of 2008, and created a music video that receives many hits on You-Tube. The sound was a powerful blend of jazz , conscious hip hop and healing sound vibrations. " The Revealing Way " performed in the Greater Washington Area jazz clubs , metaphysical healing centers, churches, private parties and events.


Gahdiliel's favorite form of entertaining and healing is now being expressed through being a Conscious DJ. He calls myself " The Soul Doctor" and the Soul Doctor's Medicine is a blend of 70's soul , conscious rap, hip hop, funk, blues, and spiritual music. He used Rap music to educate the people about connecting to their higher selves and naturally healing their minds, bodies and spirit.


" I love music especially Soul music that touches you deep inside. When I'm DJ ing I feel like it's my responsibility to help cure people from what's hurting them. That's why I go by the name " Soul Doctor" when I'm spinning records. I planned to travel the world with "Soul Doctor's Medicine". My mission is to spread love through music and educate people on the health benefits of eating a Vegan diet, says Gahdiliel.


In 2007 he wrote a children's book called " Where's Kemuel?" in which he tells a story of a young West African boy who's experiencing peer pressure for the first time from a young African American boy comes to visit him. Kemuel has to fight against falling for the negative images and lyrics of the unconscious rap music that the American boy is listening to and remember who he truly is on a deep soul level. Get ready has two more children books on the way. "I've been a Vegan since 1995 and feel the same when I was 19, young, vibrant and healthy. So, don't be surprise if I write a book about veganism." Says Gahdiliel