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Hai Jan Jan - Folk Song Gilgit

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Tu Ashiqano a Manzil bey bai - Shina Song

Zu Naan

Algani (Hunza Hareep)

Sunn Raha Hai    Dandiya Mix   DJ Chetas BRC Mix

Tu Jo Hanus Mae Yaar

Atif Aslam – Channa (Coke Studio Season 6, Episode 3)320kbps

Laila O Laila, Coke Studio Pakistan, Season 6, Episode 4

Singer: Zoe Viccaji
Featuring: Sumru Ağıryürüyen
Language: Urdu & Turkish

In connecting musical roots, Zoe Viccaji brings her version of a melody that has traveled across the globe in many forms to now be presented as ‘Ishq Kinara’. She had heard the song in its Turkish equivalent – ‘Üsküdar'a Gider İken’ - and upon delving into the origin of the song, was inspired by not only the melody but the universality of its tune in the way that it has been reinvented in many different cultures across the globe. Given the driving inspiration behind Zoe’s connection with the melody was in her Turkish experience of the song, the composition was bridged with the vocals of Sumru Ağıryürüyen bringing the traditional Turkish song to the fold lending a link to its root. Sumru states that while ‘Üsküdar’a Gider İken’ stems from the old, Anatolian neighborhood of Üsküdar in Istanbul, the Turkish version’s roots connect even further to several other countries - Bosnia, Scotland and beyond. This fact was further confirmed by members of L’Orchestra di Piazza Vittorio in Rome, Italy, who had heard versions of the same melody. The Turkish version of the song primarily dealt with the theme of the despair caused by Loss in the name of Love, however Zoe, in connecting with the song personally, lyrically made her version about the idea of independence and self-realization in the name of Loss. ‘Ishq Kinara’ talks of the last moment of vulnerability as a relationship is severed, and looks on to being complete within one’s Self after the Loss. With an upbeat mixed canvas of instrumentation from Italy, Turkey, Morocco and Pakistan, the song becomes Pakistan’s version of the mysterious melody.

Ishq Kinara - Üsküdar'a Gider Iken, Coke Studio Pakistan, Season 6, Episode 4

Kabira - Arjit Singh - MTV Unplugged 2013

shina song bubure haraq booo

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Assuloo Dukowrutam Bes Un Jaar Naseeb Apam Kay |Shahid Akhtar Qalandar| Burushaski Song|

 2nd track " be meimi kala " from album GOR SALAM  . Enjoy a little change in burushaski singing professional touch in local style its just a classical touch ..

BE MEIMI KALA

Zaroorat - Ek Villan | Mustafa Zahid

GULCUMUX

HIK MULAQATAN ETA ZINDAGIYE SAWAAL BILA
BEMANIMI GOSULO BISHA AKHI MANAS HUBAL BILA

HIK MULAQATAN ETA ZINFAGIYE SAWAL BILA

TERA CHEHRA Waqas Ali

"Garaj Baras" (Urdu: گرج برس, literal English translation: "thunder and rain") is the seventh track on the 2003 album Dewaar by the sufi rock band Junoon. The song is written by the band's vocalist, Ali Azmat and lyricist, Sabir Zafar. The single was selected as part of a Bollywood movie soundtrack in 2003 for the film Paap directed by Pooja Bhatt.[1] The song topped the charts in both India and Pakistan in 2004.

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