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Listen & Share "#NerayNerayVas" by #Soch 
http://youtu.be/pCraMgLxngw 

Written & Composed by Adnan Dhool & Rabi Ahmed
Vocals: Adnan Dhool
Backing Vocals: Rutaba M Yaqoob & Adnan Dhool
Guitars & Harmonium: Rabi Ahmed
Bass: Melvin Arthur
Flute: Baqir Abbas 
Produced, Arranged, Mixed & Mastered by Adnan Dhool & Rabi Ahmed at PMR Studio Works

Music Label - Indya Records

Neray Neray Vas by Soch | Punjabi Audio Song 2014

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'Ranjhna' is a conversation of two lovers talking about the purity and depth of their love. 
Mustafa Zahid & Yashal Shahid are narrating this in the first episode of 'In The Box'.

Produced & composed by Saad Sultan
Written by Anil Jeengar & Mustafa Zahid 

Directed by Saad Hashmi
Dop Moeez Khan

In The Box - Ranjhna - Mustafa Zahid & Yashal Shahid

In today's world of chaos and riots, let's talk about love and peace. 'Baliyay' is about spreading peace and working together to make the world around us a better place.

Groove to the beats of Pakistani-Pop, as 'Farhan Saeed' takes you on a beautiful imaginative journey of positivity and love. You've got to include this in your 'on the road' playlist.

Singer: Farhan Saeed
Produced by Saad Sultan
Composed & Written by Saad Sultan
Bass: Aamir Aly
Guitars: Saad Sultan & Amir Ajmal
Keys: Amir Azhar & Saad Sultan
Drums: Ken Zeerick
Mastered by Richard Addison (Trillium sound)

Directed by Saad Hashmi
Dop: Moeez Khan
Edit & Post Usman Aly
Asst Director Aunaay Mohammad
Special Thanks to Adnan Kandhar

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In The Box | Baliyay | Farhan Saeed | Saad Sultan

Ghazal is a poetic form with rhyming couplets and a refrain, each line sharing the same meter. All couplets are thematically and emotionally autonomous. Ghazal in music is often mistakenly considered as a music genre and associated with a typical tabla/harmonium music arrangement but any poetry can be sung in any tune without a limitation of music arrangement. 
Here, Ali Aftab Saeed is performing a 'do ghazla', written by Master Altaf. Do ghazla is an amalgamation of two ghazals on the same meter. 
Punjabis have a way to minuscule their troubles by poking fun and ridiculing themselves, this adds up to their cultural uniqueness. 


This song is an ode to a wife who left her house after an argument with her husband. The simple yet graceful nine stanzas offer a glimpse of a home where the man has been left alone. The kitchen is overflowing with utensils, her slippers are still lying outside, as if she has stepped out for a moment. In typical Punajbi style, social commentary is interspersed with tongue in cheek descriptions of the man's grief for his departed partner. He cannot meet anyone because the city is dark due to load shedding. He compares her tears to Rawalpindi's infamous Naala Lai. He observes that Ravi doesn't have a drop of water in it, yet Gulshan Ravi is drowning. In the end, he expresses simple faith that things will turn out all right, asking her to come back because it's a beautiful evening. 

Singer: Ali Aftab Saeed
Produced by Saad Sultan
Composed by Ali Aftab Saeed
Written by Master Altaf
Ukulele: Saad Sultan
Bass: Amir Azhar
Keys: Amir Ajmal
Harmonium: Shahzad Ali
Special thanks: Erphaan Aly
Percussions: Fazal Abbas Chabba
Mastered by Richard Addison (Trillium Sound)

Directed by Saad Hashmi
Dop: Moeez Khan
Edit & Post: Usman Aly
Asst director: Aunaay Muhammad
Singer's wardrobe: Vestido 1 by Ubair Naeem
Special thanks: Adnan Kandhar

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In The Box | Sab Nu | Ali Aftab Saeed | Saad Sultan

'Ae Muhabbat' is a popular ghazal from 1930s, written by Shakeel Badayuni, sung by great classical singers like Ustad Barkat Ali Khan & Begum Akhtar. Different sources quote different names as the composer but there's no authentic source to confirm. 

Ghazal is a poetic form with rhyming couplets and a refrain, each line sharing the same meter. All couplets are thematically and emotionally autonomous. Ghazal in music is often mistakenly considered as a music genre and associated with a typical tabla/harmonium music arrangement but ghazal, like any other poetic form can be sung in any tune without a limitation of music arrangement. 

Ustad Raza Ali Khan is the grandson of the legendary Ustad Bade Ghulam Ali Khan of the 'Kasur Gharana', who is one of the most celebrated classical singer of the region. The Kasur gharana is considered to be the pioneer of the old school ghazal gaiki. 
Ustad Raza Ali Khan has been very kind to do a rendition of this iconic ghazal, in a way that will connect to the new generation, while keeping the authenticity in tact. 

Singer: Ustad Raza Ali Khan
Produced by Saad Sultan
Written by Shakeel Badayuni
Guitars: Saad Sultan & Tahir Abbas 
Bass: Aamir Aly
Keys: Amir Ajmal & Shahzad Ali
Harmonium: Shahzad Ali & Saad Sultan
Tabla: Fazal Abbas Chabba
Mastered by Richard Addison (Trillium Sound)

Directed by Saad Hashmi
Dop: Moeez Khan
Edit & Post: Usman Aly
Asst director: Aunaay Muhammad
Wardrobe: Munib Nawaz & Guzara Men
Special Thanks: Adnan Kandhar

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In The Box | Ae Muhabbat | Ustad Raza Ali Khan | Saad Sultan

'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

Soch - Awari (Live at NescafeBasement)

Singer/Song Writer, Music Producer @Sidereal Studios, Lahore, Pakistan.