Language : Poorbi

Ayesha Omar connects with the basics this Season with ‘Laage Re Nain’. Based on the early evening raag Bhopali, the song’s composition has manifested in the form of an easy listening experience with a chilled out vibe and a catchy tune – making it a song that’s quick to bob your head to. A raag that she had learnt at the age of 9, Ayesha feels that this experience now transports her to her childhood, as this was one of the earliest raags she had learnt. Composed in the ancient sub-continental language of Poorbi, the verses speak of classic love, mirroring the restlessness that comes with being in love across distance. While the yearning does tug at the heart, the experience in this song is not one of sadness, it is a celebration of being in love and fully experiencing all the feelings associated with the state in true bliss. While the lyrics are reminiscent of folklore, the verses thematically express the perpetual state of search we find ourselves in while all along the way; the true voice of Love is within. While the overall composition stems from Eastern Classical origins, the feel of the song finds itself well placed with the mountain music of Nepal – a connect that begs to dive in further to discover the harmony with the Zen of Buddhist musical influences. The groovy sunshine feel of the song, performed by the band in Serbia, meets influences from Nepal such as the Flute coupled with the calming quality of bells.

Laage Re Nain - Ayesha Omar - Coke Studio - Season 6 - Episode 2

Hansi Khanakti Hui By Nayyara Noor
Music Arshad Mahmood 
for Tersra Kinara

Hansi Khanakti Hui Nayyara Noor

Narrative for one of my all time fav songs by Shehryar Mirza  - Akhri Baar Milo. 

Video Link
https://vimeo.com/62769978

Akhri Baar Milo (Narrative) Abbas Ali Khan

Abhee Kuch Din Lagain Gain. Composed by Arshad Mahmud and Performed by Mumtaz.

Abhi Kuch Din

Aa jana by Najam Shiraz

Junoon - Khwab (Cover by Essam)

Composed/produced/instrumentation by Jarar 
Lyrics by Sami Khan and Jarar 
Mixed by Marco Delmar at Recording Arts, USA 
Mastered by Bill Wolf

Ji Laitay (album version)

Paying tribute to Prophet Muhammad (P.B.U.H) with this humble rendition. May Peace, Blessings and Salutations be upon Him!

Durood | Chand Tara Orchestra

Mast Hun - Faizi Ahmed
Music : Nomi Ali
Written & Composed : Ali Pirzada
Mastered : Tom Waltz
PhotoCredits : Irfan Ibupoto

Mast Hun - Faizi Ahmed

The Musical Feel Of a Naya Pakistan.

Vital-Junoon

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Naya Pakistan - Musical Feel

Utth Fareeda suttiya, te jharoo dai Maseet 
Tuu'n sutta Rabb jaagda, teri daaday naal pareet 

Rabba meray haal da mehram tuu’n

Andar tuu'n hai, baahar tuu'n hai
Roam roam vich tuu’n

Tuu'n hai taana, tuu'n hai baana 
Mera sab kujh tuu’n


A time of test undeniably calls for exercising restraint and recognising your insignificance in front of the Ultimate - the Creator. 
One who created this test to start with, but also One who cares for, and is there for All creation.

“Rabba! You know best what lies within this imperfect heart and mind. Forgive me for my mis-thinkings and my misdoings. And guide me towards becoming a better version of myself. I know I can always depend on you 🤲🏽”

Here is an excerpt from Shah Hussain’s beautiful Kalaam, originally sung by Hamid Ali Bela. Truly one of my most favourite pieces.

This is a humble effort to express what resonates so deeply within this little heart.

Title: Rabba Meray Haal Da Mehram Tuu’n

Sufi Kalaam of Shah Hussain (Dohra from Kalaam of Ghulam Fareed) originally sung by Hamid Ali Bela 

Vocals and Guitars: Ali Hamza
Sitar, Music Arrangement and Post Production: Rakae Jamil
Image: Areeba Zubairi