Michael Fath

Renowned Guitarist & Multi-talented Creative

Michael Fath is an American guitarist, composer, and record producer. He is a part of American Crush, a rock project that is signed to Mottow Soundz Records. Their second record will be released, worldwide, in the 2023. He is also a professional martial artist and holds 22 black belts with various Israeli, Asian, and Filipino disciplines.

"Guitar Magazine instrumentalist of the year"

Topics

Leadership Skills
Motivation and Improvement
Talent and Personal Development
Reversing the Ageing Process
Youth is Passion and Passion is Youth!

Languages

He presents in English.

How he presents

Michael’s passionate and inspiring speeches are extremely provocative. He is a natural entertainer who mesmerizes audiences with his music as well as his presentations.

Publications

2022
Aesthetic Divine
2021
Arc of a Squire
2019
Symphony for the Angels
Life Changes, yet Never Ends
2018
The Conversion of Ronnie Vee
2016
Faces Are Three of Virtuosity
2014
Amor est Conceptualis
2013
The Village Squires - Tales of Mayhem and Revenge

Talk to us about Michael Fath

In Detail

Michael has established himself as a truly international phenomenon with a staggering range of instrumental rock, fusion, classical and jazz recordings that have featured unparalleled versatility with both acoustic and electric guitars, and now mandolin. He has been a member of the rock bands Orphan; King Dazzle; The Cherry People; KINGs; Here, Now and Forever; and now, American Crush. He has released over 40 solo albums and videos, and has produced nearly as many other artists. Michael’s brilliant career is solidly anchored in the practical realities of the music industry. Michael is also a world renowned, professional martial artist and one of the highest ranked Israeli Krav Maga instructors in the world.

What he offers you

Michael is extremely articulate about the philosophical and psychological aspects of embarking on a new endeavor, emphasising the importance of not allowing fear of failure to impede progress, but rather to use it as a chance to learn and improve.