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SMS SOCH to 8282 and get SOCH's Hamesha as your caller tune. (For Pakistan Only)

Download Link: http://www.pakmediarevolution.net/2013/09/soch-hamesha-with-lyrics-download-audio-video/

Song: Hamesha
Band: Soch

Written & Composed by Adnan Dhool and Rabi Ahmed
Vocals: Adnan Dhool
Lead and Rhythm Guitars: Rabi Ahmed
Flute: Badshah
Bass: Aamir Aly

All Music Arrangements by Adnan Dhool and Rabi Ahmed at PMR Studio Works
Mixed and Mastered by Murtaza Niaz and Adnan Dhool at PMR Studio Works

Soch - Hamesha (2013)

Zahra's rendition of  'Dagh-e-Dil' originally performed by Iqbal Bano.

Dagh-e-Dil - Zahra Haider Khan

MeZmerising Vocals of Nouman Javaid & Shabnam Majeed as well as the melody!! Love it. Its Timeless Work of art!!

Meri Zindagi Hai Tu - OST (Nouman Javaid & Shabnam Majeed)

Song = Ranjish Hi Sahi
Composer = Waqar Ali
Simger = Alycia Dias
Guitars = Faraz Anwar
Drama = Ranjish hi Sahi

Ranjish Hi Sahi Full

Dil Ka Jehan - OST WAAR

Jay Tu Rab Nu Manauna-Atif Aslam

Jogi | Fariha Pervez ft. Muazzam Ali Khan | Season 6

Jogi

Laili Jaan

Rabba Ho |  Saieen Zahoor ft. Sanam Marvi | Season 6

Rabba Ho

Kabhi Jo Badal Barse - by Shreya Ghoshal

Singer: Abrar-ul-Haq
Language: Punjabi

This Season Abrar-ul-Haq presents a composition rooted in folk rhythm which when brought onto the Western scale of music finds itself comfortably placed in shades of Jazz and Funk. The overall song demonstrates conflicting sentiments in that the wordings express a prayer in the name of self-actualization bordering between happy musical accents and the eternally present sad undertone. Lyrically the song as written by Abrar speaks of inner growth and the process accompanied on the journey within beginning with Intent. As the song progresses, he uses verses by Sufi poets to symbolize the link between this world and the next asking what it really is that we carry with us into the oblivion. Thematically, the verses speak of the gift of true self-actualization lying in the idea of self-negation. The song is one that is personal to Abrar as he feels it demonstrates his relationship with God, the world and his own existence. Musically, the song’s conflicting tones find a form of whimsical harmony between the instrumental elements by the Serbian House Band alongside the Dhol beat of the Dhol Group and the percussive accents of Morocco while the Serbian String Orchestra, in true subtlety, bring the underlying melancholy of the song to the foreground all the while staying true to the scale presenting a rich mix of fusion.

Ishq Di Booti - Abrar - Ul - Haq

Akcent - Lovers Cry (Extended Mix)

Beautiful In White - Shayne Ward

September-Cry For You

Mast Nazron Se - Omer Inayat

This is AR Rahman's rendition of the Farida Khanum classic. Performed at MTV Unplugged Season 2

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Aaj Jaane Ki Zidd Na Karo - AR Rahman - MTV Unplugged

Tum Kaho

'Awari' Audio Download Link: http://www.pakmediarevolution.net/2012/10/nescafe-basement-soch-awari-download-audio-video/

Soch - Awari (NescafeBasement'12)

Vocals: Adnan
Backing Vocals: Asfar
Acoustic Guitars: Rabi & Fawad
Electic Guitar: Shahrukh
Drums: Mansoor
Bass Guitar: Haider
Keyboars: Hamza
COmposed by: Adnan & Rabi
Lyrics: Adnan & Rabi
Song by Soch Band

All Music Arranged, Mixed, Mastered & Produced by Xulfi

‘Awari’ is based on the deepest and the most sensitive theme of adultery that is ignored, but not unexposed in our society. ‘Awari’ depicts the emotional trauma lived by the girl forced in this gruesome, deadly unchosen profession. ‘Awari’ is infact a bold step taken, to convey the terribly difficult painful life the girls in this profession get to live. ‘Awari’ goes on to explain how there are so many secrets in the life if these girls, how secrets about their relationships devastate them and how secrets in and around them force them to drown in the fear of loneliness and depression. ‘Awari’ further elaborates how escape is not an option, especially without the help of other people, is also nearly impossible.
‘Awari’ further compels the listener to think how without the support of law enforcement officials, these girls have little or no hope of ever freeing themselves from their work.

“Our heart goes out to the many who are actually trapped between the past of the ‘yesterday’ that would never come again and the future of the ‘tomorrow’ that they may never see!” – Soch

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