My version of the great song done by Nayyara Noor

Hansi Khanakti hui (Nayyara Noor Cover)

Ajnabi - Vital Signs

Somehow, I was rejecting all the arrangements we made for Dhinak Dhinak back then.  So we ended up making  a lot of versions. Many friends believe some were better than the one released. But I don't blame myself because when you work on something for too long, the judgment usually gets impaired.

Unfortunately, we lost almost all those tracks due to system collapses and producer’s habitual moving studios or I would have bombarded you all with more versions of Dhinak Dhinak than ‘Arijit's Kabira’.

Though this version was not among the top contenders for the release. This one somehow popped up from a folder today while I cleaned up my laptop. Couldn't resist sharing.

Some might say the situation at the moment isn’t relevant, but I believe the song is Sadabahar.


Dhinak Dhinak  (Unplugged) by Beygairat Brigade

Digifunk by European Mantra (unmixed). The new album will release on 28th of December. 

Digifunk

Echofront is an album that lives in the tension between shadow and radiance, between the ruins of memory and the pulse of the present. The songs unfold as fragments - half-dreamt images of stone, glass, fire, rivers, and neon - stitched into the rhythm of melodic techno. These lyrics trace the outlines of spaces where silence gathers force: cathedrals crumbling under rain, tunnels painted with defiance, rivers carrying ancestral masks, and cities burning into light. Each track is an echo carried forward, a resonance that reveals both fragility and persistence, where every fracture or stain also hints at renewal. The music embraces this ambiguity, weaving deep beats with textures that shimmer, fracture, and reform, as if sound itself were both memory and prophecy.

At the heart of the album is the idea of the echo not as repetition, but as transformation. Echoes blur time, bending it into seams where identity slips, boundaries dissolve, and breath becomes dream. Echofront steps into those seams, letting voices fade and return in altered forms, letting rhythms erode and rebuild, letting light refract into the darkness. The music is neither nostalgic nor utopian, but rather a navigation of thresholds - of endings that carry within them the charge of beginnings, of masks that reveal by concealing, of serpents that coil both danger and desire. In this way, the album moves like a front advancing across shifting terrain: charged with energy, haunted by silence, and always carrying the possibility of becoming something new.

shadow stain

Unknown album (10/5/2015 2:04:

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Overload's second album titled Pichal Pairee feat. Ustad Allah Loke (Pakhawaj), Ustad Jaffar Hussain (Clarinet), Meesha Shafi (vocals)
Produced by Farhad Humayun
Riot Studios 
Riot Records

2. Dig

A remix of my song Give In done by Synthwave Goose from Siberia who entered into a remix competition. Love It!

Give In [Synthwave Goose Remix]

A soulful remix of Give In by the Decade Brothers

Farhad Humayun - Give In (Decade Brothers Remix)

Ghazal by Nazeer Akbarabadi
Rendition by Zehra Nigah

Hum Ashk-i-Hum Hain

Sada E Rooh .WAV

Drummer, Singer, Producer, Video & Visual Artist 
Creative Director & Owner Riot Productions/Riot Studios/Riot Films/Riot Records
