This musical work belongs to Mr. Rohail Hyatt and I have nothing to do with this track, merely sharing because it is relatively unknown I think it needs the appreciation.
Music Credits: Rohail Hyatt
Producer Credits: Rohail Hyatt
Performance Credits: Zara Madani

Rohail Hyatt ft. Zara Madani - Escape

Ustaad Bismillah Khan - Raga Miyan ki Malhar (Kafi Instrumental)

Get it: https://gaudimusic.bandcamp.com/album/gaudi-nusrat-fateh-ali-khan-dub-qawwali
This is the album teaser of "Dub Qawwali", the collaborative album between Gaudi and "Sufi legend" Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, released worldwide by Six Degrees Records in year 2007. 
With this album Gaudi received a nomination for the World Music Awards.

More Gaudi: 
Website: http://www.gaudimusic.com/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/gaudimusic/
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Mixcloud: https://www.mixcloud.com/originsmusic/
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A global favourite in the electronica and dub reggae music scenes, UK based producer GAUDI keeps his ever-growing fan base returning to the dance floor with his infectious bass-driven tunes and innovative live performances. Honouring the traditions of old school dub by performing on stage without a computer, GAUDI’s incredible sonic manipulations are interwoven with live Theremin, Moog, Vocoder, Tape Echoes, Percussion and live vocals - all of which makes for a one-of- a-kind experience not to be missed.

GAUDI + NUSRAT FATEH ALI KHAN : DUB QAWWALI (Six Degrees Records 2007) album teaser

Raag Kirvani

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Flying Carpet (Lotus)

NFAK and Lori Carson - Don't Go Back to Sleep

11.Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan - Mustt Mustt (Massive Attack Remix)

The Emperor: An Introduction

Kahin Mot Se Bhi Na Jao - Gaudi + Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan

We are 3 minds, hearts and bodies linked in a chain of melodies and grooves we've made to soothe us, and bring us peace and freedom in a world full of confusion.  We came together somehow by chance in the city of angels, and are ever grateful to the few fine ones who knew we would love each other's ideas and aesthetics, and watched our brief introductions turn into rainbows.  Music is our pastime, our future, and our passage into the now.  The words "Lal Meri" convey a great adoration, affection and belief to inspire a people to smile through the best and most troubled of times, much like we are seeing and in need of today.  We only hope that these songs will spill over your senses and fill your hearts with love.  Thank you for you, and for listening.

Rainbow

In memory of more than a million Indian soldiers who served in the First World War, but are remembered – if ever – only for their valour and loyalty to the British crown. 70,000 Indian men died in the war and didn’t even make it as a footnote in the Imperial War Museum’s World War One exhibit. 'Memorial to lost words' gleans from soldiers letters that were censored and never reached India, and songs sung by women a hundred years ago, that stopped being sung. The song is an homage to the young men who serve as human fodder in this jingoistic, blood thirsty world.
The song was conceived off by Bani Abidi and is a combination of two texts. The first 'Na Wanj  Na Wanj Dholan Yaar', an old Punjabi folk song. The second, a poem especially written for this arrangement by Amarjit Chandan based on censored letters written by the soliders.

Arranged by Saad Sultan and Ali Aftab Saeed
Male Voice: Ali Aftab Saeed
Female Voices: Harsakhian
Commissioned by Edinburgh Arts Festival 2016

Rainbow

Lal Meri

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