“Me Myself and I” by James Ghareeb

James Ghareeb has a poignant yet telling vocal relevance that connects the words with the message in a way that can only be done by him. The acoustic take of the production is a perfect fit to capture the essence of this song.

“Me Myself and I” is a song about self reflection and learning how to be comfortable within your own skin. James Ghareeb notates on the challenges of doing that.

This song is one for the soul. Loved the entire journey.

Written by Tricia Patras

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