The last track from Sajid and Zeeshan's sophomore album "The Harvest".
Mixed and Mastered at Zeepar.

SAJID and ZEESHAN - Sanity

Vocals - Jahanzeb Sukhera and Rohail Lashari
Guitars - Jahanzeb Sukhera and Rohail Lashari
Bass - Amir Aly
MIDI Instruments - Haider Behzad and Saad Sultan at SideReel Studios
Production -Haider Behzad and Saad Sultan at SideReel Studios

Diya - Jhol

A tribute to Salman Taseer and Shahbaz Taseer

Rakht-e-dil

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]

Composed/produced/instrumentation by Jarar 
Lyrics by Sami Khan and Jarar 
Mixed by Marco Delmar at Recording Arts, USA 
Mastered by Bill Wolf

Ji Laitay (album version)

Artist - Atif Ali
Lyrics - Waqqas Qadir Sheikh
Produced by Atif Ali and Tabraiz Haroon
Recorded @ Playback Lounge

Tu Shaheen Hae (Rock Version) - Atif Ali

Mehg, based on the raga of the same name, and also mythically, reputed to bring about rainfall, evokes a sense of shimmering rain and the swill of water.
Adding to this sense of effortless fluidity, is the very ambient and operatic treatment given to the music, making the track seem like an invocation to the heavens to open.

Personnel

Javed Bashir : Lead Vocals
Mekaal Hasan : Guitars
Mohammad Ahsan 'Papu': Flutes
Amir Azhar : Bass
Louis Pinto 'Gumby': Drums
Javed Akhtar : Shakers, Gharra

Album Mixed, Mastered and Produced by Mekaal Hasan

Andholan 2020

Mehg

'Ranjha'is a ‘Kafi’ written around the folk legends Heer and Ranjha, the doomed lovers who are betrayed and perish.
Bulleh Shah uses the story of Heer and Ranjha as a means to allude to the devotee’s longing for God’s love and charity.

The lyrics paint a picture of Heer pining for Ranjha and thinking so much of him that she feels that they are one person. 
In the last verse, Bulleh Shah advises Heer to not be concerned with worldly pursuits since they only lead to pain but Heer, whose family will not let her meet her lover, still implores him to take her to her Ranjha.

The Sufi poet, Bulleh Shah is believed to have been born in 1680, in the small village of Uch, Bahawalpur, Punjab, now in Pakistan.

Lyrics

Day & night pining for Ranjha (my beloved)
I myself have become Ranjha
You should call me Dhido* Ranjha
No more should I be called Heer.
I am Ranjha and Ranjha's me
No difference remains
I have ceased to exist
He lives in me. He believes in me
O maiden, throw away the white apparel
And put on the Sufi's garb
A blemish is so evident on white but
Never on black
O Bulleh! Take me to Takht Hazara**
For me here there is neither hope, comfort
Or support.
*Dhido was Ranja's real name. Ranjha was the caste, but that's the name that endured
** Takht Hazara was Ranjha's home

Personnel

Javed Bashir : Lead Vocals
Mekaal Hasan : Guitars
Mohammad Ahsan 'Papu': Flutes
Amir Azhar : Bass
Louis Pinto 'Gumby': Drums

Album Mixed, Mastered and Produced by Mekaal Hasan

Ranjha

This is an instrumental track which shows yet another side to the writing style of the band.

Sampooran 2020

Late Moon

16 - Sanity

'Fall From Grace' is from Mekaal Hasan's solo instrumental album titled 'Square One'. 

'Fall from Grace' is a song written about the loss of innocence and naivete and the yearning to regain the peace that goes with such a loss.

16 - Sanity

Sajid and Zeeshan

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