Imagine

Kamakshi Khanna on Vocals and Songwriting
Pranav Pahwa on Guitars 
Ishaan Gandhi on Drums 
Tarana Marwah on Keyboards 
Anugrah Pandey on Bass 

Recorded/mixed and mastered by Keshav Dhar at Illusion Audio, New Delhi 

Drums recorded and produced by Anindo Bose at Plug 'N' Play Studio, New Delhi 

It’s a cold, dark night, We’re sipping tea 
Hoping to feel warm again 

The old cartons are packed and the candy jar is empty 
Where did you go?

Suddenly you and I are nothing, nothing but the past 
We feel the storm coming in and we don’t know how long its going to last 
So where do we go tonight? 

We fell apart, right back to the start 
Our thoughts numb, our hands tied 
Yet we spread our broken wings to fly 

Where did you go? 

We try to see the world, through rose tinted glass 
But our hearts lay down like autumn leaves 
The promises we made, the dreams we had 
We watch them fade away 


Where Did You Go?

Flamenco Jazz Fusion, Quintet (Guitare flamenca, Piano jazz, Contrebasse, Batterie/Cajón, Saxophone), Dialogue authentique entre traditions flamenco et jazz moderne

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Vacation Mode On - Remastered

Let's call it a day

Hello people...Raagalogik's 2nd original is out
and its called 'Footprints'. This song is basically about living in the moment....that how living in the moment can be unnerving but exciting at the same time.
Also this song contradicts the typical "fusion" sound of the band as over a year of jamming has made the sound of Raagalogik evolve in a much melodic and a meaningful manner 
.Our personal favourite part in this song? the badass intro riff.
The production, kickass as always by our very own 'Broducer' Swatantra Sarode, 
lyrics by Aditya Ranade and Gaurav Tophakhane


Footprints

Jog Live

Guitar and Vocals- Imam hamdani 
Bass- Ahsan ghulam hyder

Imam And Ahsan - Golibaaz acoustic

The Smog City Sessions is a collaboration between Lahore based RTF Studio and the alternative indie magazine MOSIKI. It an attempt to bring out the best of musicians based in Pakistan and expose them to the rest of the world.

Natasha Humera Ejaz - Here to Stay

Download Link : 

https://imam.bandcamp.com/releases?fbclid=IwAR0uF6ywiXFrHsXxsEGDvP78-EDO_lvaMdJJqg1dq7WM9TlsBAYoH0byplE






Recorded and Mixed by Alan Evans at Iron Wax Studios

Mastered by Brad Smalling at Evergroove Studio 

Artwork by Pamela Maguire

Guitar: Imam Hamdani 
Bass: Chris Sartori
Drums: Darren Poindexter
Keys: Derek Dupuis 
Bansuri/Flute : Jay Gandhi

Wanderlust- Imam Collective

Few individuals can be ascribed the descriptor “musical polymath” as justifiably as Natasha Noorani. A singer-songwriter, playback singer, producer, voiceover artist and ethnomusicologist, the Lahore-born artist felt perfect for our 199th mix when we found ourselves enjoying her collaborative NTS Mix with Discostaan where she displayed her musicality as ‘Peshkash’, her project through which she is highlighting and archiving sound art and oral narratives of 20th century Pakistan. 

However, it is the country’s indie scene which Natasha is synonymous with – fully ingrained in its legacy as the co-founder of Lahore Music Meet, the annual event which not only saves space for Pakistan’s alternative music but has a reputation for bringing to limelight some of its budding members. Natasha carries the same approach to her Wild City mix, highlighting the canon of the country’s predominantly-independent music. 

Latching herself to that theme, she gives regard to the style of her selections only in the aspect of making sure it’s varied. Electro-pop, folk-pop, traditional, singer-songwriter, hip-hop and techno – there’s a striking amount of genres packed into the mix, tied together as a cohesive unit by the thread of Natasha’s singular taste as a seasoned curator. True to its purpose, the mix serves to introduce us to a fresh crop of Pakistan’s talent as it’s likely to do for most of its listeners. 

For more information and tracklist with information to give context to each selection, head here: https://www.thewildcity.com/mixes/18097-wild-city-199-natasha-noorani