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.

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Ambient version of "Mujhse Pehli Si Mohabbat"

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A tribute to Noor Jehan and Faiz Ahmad Faiz, one of the most respected and tremendously admirable poet of Indian sub-continent.

Music: Farhan Zameer
Vocals: Kashif Naveed
Violin & Orchestral Conduction: Krish Ashok
Flutes: Vijay Venkatesh Kannan
Originally Sung by: Noor Jehan
Original Composition: Rasheed Attre
Poet: Faiz Ahmad Faiz

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Sajjad Ali & Zaw Ali, Ronay Na Diya, Coke Studio Season 10, Episode 3. #CokeStudio10

Produced & Directed by Strings
Music Directed by Sajjad Ali
Lyrics by Sudharshan Faakir

Musical mastermind, Sajjad Ali makes a stunning debut on Coke Studio as a music director with his poignant rendition of Ronay Na Diya. The reproachful lament relays the overwhelming emotions of remorse and despair with musical inlays of a sorrowful clarinet and wistful vocals. Sajjad Ali’s classic, celebrated vocals find an interesting match as Zaw Ali brings a wild concoction of vibrant r&b vocal runs alongside her delicate but powerful classical chops. A gorgeous manifestation of grief, the song pays homage to the exquisite, Malika-e-Ghazal, Begum Akthar.

Lyrics:
Rone waalo se kaaho
Rone waalo se kaaho
Unka bhi rona ro lein
Rone waalo se kaaho
Unka bhi rona ro lein
Rona ro lein

Jinko majboor yeh
Jinko majboor yeh
Halat ne rone na diya
Warna kiya baat thi
Kis baat ne rone na diya
Ishq mein gair the jazbaat ne
(Rone na diya, rone na diya)
Warna kiya baat thi Kis baat ne

Aap kehte the ke rone se
Naa badle ge naseeb (x2)

Umar bhar apki iss baat ne
Rone na diyaa..
Warna kiya baat thi
Kis baat ne rone na diya
(Ishq mein gair the jazbaat ne)

I don’t wanna say goodbye
Oh, let me cry, let me cry, let me cry
Don’t you know how it makes me feel?
Oh, such wounds will never ever heal
We are dying in slow motion,
What a way to end an emotion
A reality we never ever realised

Just let me say what I wanna say,
Or the pain won’t go away
You’re the only one, And I’m the lonely one

Tum se mil kar humein rona tha
Boht rona tha, boht rona tha
Tang-e waqt-e mulaqat ne
Warna kiya baat thi, Kis baat ne

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Produced & Directed by Strings
Music Directed by Jaffer Zaidi
#CokeStudio10
Licensed by EMI Pakistan

A dark storm of emotions, this thumri is fueled by the thunderous arrangement of Jaffer Zaidi. Honing in on the pain and anguish that comes with the void of heartbreak, the incredibly powerful and skillful duo of Javed Bashir & Akbar Ali cascade through the contours and complexities of Raag Bhairvi. The hues of the raag are further evoked through a confluence of the ethereal drone of the sarangi and a prolific guitar solo by Aamir Zaki, exuding a sense of melancholy. Playing with the fluidity of the raag, the track is a masterful excursion that resonates with the profundity of sorrow.

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