| MUSIC |

Fouad's first full length album, Monarchs in Riverbeds, released in May of 2019 alongside an accompanying music video for its title track. The piece was accepted into the 2020 Tri-Co Film Festival and ultimately won the Audience Favorite Runner Up award. Fouad has also released three EPs, two of which (Seclusion and For You: A Whistleblower Story) were written and recorded over the span of 12 and 24 hour live-streamed sessions respectively.

In May of 2021, Fouad released the album recording of In Vitro: A Rock Opera. As its title suggests, In Vitro is a full length rock opera which was recorded remotely during the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic and explores the imminent development of human gene editing technology and its potential intersections with race.

In his most recent release, R3TURN EP, Fouad adopts the pop-punk sound of bands from his youth as an immigrant in New York City to advocate for the liberation of his homeland. 

| THEATER |

Fouad's knack for musical storytelling is apparent in his dozen or so original musical theater pieces. Two of these (Promnado and Pneumonia: A New Spellbinding Musical) have been produced at Ghostlight Theater Camp. The latter of these pieces culminated in a New York Actors Equity reading in May of 2018. Another of his musicals (Sic Semper Tyrannis) was awarded first place Solo Performance in both the New York City and New York state National History Day competitions in 2018. 

Most recently, he premiered R3TURN: A Palestine Punk Musical as his Honors Thesis at Swarthmore College. He is now developing a semi-autobiographical dramedy musical at Berklee NYC titled Fouad of Nazareth.

| CONTENT CREATION |

Somewhere along the way, Fouad garnered over 30 thousand followers and 5 million likes on TikTok under the handle @notfouad where he continues to post... well, whatever he feels like.

This paved the way for exciting opportunities to create content for the Institute for Middle Eastern Understanding (IMEU), KUVRD Arab Heritage Wear, and Berklee NYC.

| RESEARCH & TEACHING |

In May of 2021, Fouad gave a talk titled Archetypal Arabs: The Nuances of Arab and Muslim Representation in Gaming as part of the 2021 Game Devs of Color Expo. His related research regarding linguistic discrimination is published in the Fall 2022 issue of the Tri-Co Law Review.

He has also interned for the event platform Boomset, he has interned on a crowdfunded upcoming documentary film, worked as a Writing and Speaking Associate at the Swarthmore College Writing Center, worked as a Research Assistant in Swarthmore's Department of Educational Studies, taught tap dance in Swarthmore's Department of Music and Dance,  taught a kindergarten music class at the Swarthmore Friends Nursery School, premiered two original musicals at Ghostlight Theater Camp, and volunteered at the 52nd Street Project.