Soul Curry

Bhaisahan

murtaza

Dard dil

This song was recorded back in 2006, it is sung by Khadim Hussain and was recorded on a very low cost microphone. I liked his voice and I just wanted to record it anyway I could, and that's also when I recorded "Zikar". Khadim did his vocals in one go, and he wasn't even prepared for it, but the way he did was amazing. It's not a well recorded and produced song, I didn't even want to upload it here, I'm just doing it on people's request. So here it is...

Vocals: Khadim Hussain
Music Producer and Backing Vocals: Farhan Zameer
Year: 2006

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Saanu Ik Pal

Lucky Ali - Anjani Rahon Mein

Ankhiyan nu ankhiyan ch rain day

Maray Rashq-e-qamar Remix NFAK

Kaleyan reh gye han

Neend Ati Nahi-Junoon (Original)

Main pyar tu wad tenu pyar karaa tenu sajda sohnay lakh war karaa

Noha Karbal tu pia likhda

Sajjad Ali – Tum Naraz Ho

Sajjad makes his return to the Coke Studio platform with “Tum Naraaz Ho” from his album entitled ‘Love Letters’. The Coke Studio composition has transformed Sajjad Ali’s soft pop ballad into a candlelit rock ballad with monochromatic piano lines. Sajjad through his vocal delivery and heartwarming lyrics has painted the ballad in soft, more mature shadings that comes out as pained but the effect is both beautiful and comforting. The song is one that is personal to Sajjad, as it encapsulates the stomach fluttering poignancy detailed in emotional desire. Lyrically the song is more oriented to clear narratives and realistic images that capture the intense yearning of a lover. Throughout the composition there are spare, open moments of longing vocals over solitary string sections. The eastern influence of the flute and dhol brings the underlying melancholy to the song, evoking a sense of nostalgia. Celebrated Faraz Anwar returns with an exemplary solo that builds in intensity as it progresses. The short and sharp shockwave sees Anwar’s fretwork at its finest adding dramatic rock oomph to the mellow and warm song.

Sajjad Ali, Tum Naraz Ho, Coke Studio Season 7, Episode 1

Work by Hadi Raza.............Follow me on Twitter HadiRaza1472

Rab Jane Te Hussain Jane - Tanveer Abbas

Vichoda-Amrinder Gill

RAB JANE TE HUSSAIN (a.s) JANE - MANSOOR JAFFERY - 2007

Love Me Like You Do From "Fifty Shades of Grey" - Ellie Goulding (Cover)

Khuda bhe . Mohit Chauhan

Ye raatain ye mosam

Tasweer Banata Hoon

Sanware - Phantom - [Arijit singh]

Jane Wo Kaise Log..., immortal song from Pyasa

Saathi na koi manzil (re-posting a timeless Rafi-Sachinda melody)

Aye Mere Dile Naadaan (Lata's  soulful singing)

Hum Pyar Me Jalne Walon Ko...the magic of Madan Mohan and Lata from film Jailor (1958)

Madno - Lamhaa

Larho Mujhey is one of Bilal Khan's recent and un-released songs. The song was written and composed by Khan and talks of a sense of determination, willingness to fight for ones self and struggle to achieve his dreams.

Khan admits, " This song began as a rally for a personal cause. It was a pushback against the challenges, criticism, and the struggle; an artist consistently encounters both internally and externally.

But after much tweaking of lyrics and many plays, this song became bigger than me. I think it easily manifests the spirit of our nation. Pakistan, though often disheartened and disillusioned, has a resilient, fiery spirit.

This song tries to encompass and capture this stubborn resiliency. It's all about accepting and embracing the struggle. And looking for a fight, a challenge."

Musically the song borrows from various musical fields and comes to form a unique listening experience.

Coke Studio: Larho Mujhey by Bilal Khan (Season 5)

Kahan Ho Tum chalay aao Muhabbat Ka taqaza Hai Nayyara Noor nayyera

Jane Wo Kaise Log..., immortal song from Pyasa

Arun K. Srivastava