my teacher zoe viccaji love her and respect had a dream to sing a song with her

belo 2

Khuda Kay Liye - Roxen

Nindiya Re

Khel..dr aur billa

Jeenay Do...dr aur billa

You came like a spark in winter
a flame in the coldest night
your laughter broke through the silence
and filled the world with light
though the days were far too numbered
and the nights were hard to bear
you lived with a heart wide open
like a secret written in the air

Brighter than the dawn
you were here, and now you’re gone
but the light you left behind
will never fade in time

We count every smile you gave us
like stars that refuse to fall
a story too short, yet endless
still written upon us all
and though the room feels empty
your song is not undone
it burns in the quiet corners
a shadow kissed by the sun

Brighter than the dawn
you were here, and now you’re gone
but the light you left behind
will never fade in time

Let the fiddles play in the distance
let the voices rise once more
for every step you could not take
we will carry you for
Evermore

Brighter than the dawn
you were here, and now you’re gone
but the light you left behind
will never fade in time

Brighter than the dawn

'Chand Sitara' - Junoon [Junoon's 20th Anniversary Album]

In the loving memory of Haider Hussain Hashmi (1974-2014), Aaroh's Lead Guitarist and Co-Songwriter.
People come and go, but some of them leave their mark. Haider Hussain Hashmi died young. But not without making a difference. He's played and recorded with almost every music super star you know today in Pakistan.
His remarkable music ability lives through in the music he created and played over the years. Raag Neela, Pyar ka Jaal will live on as some of the most iconic songs Aaroh created. And Haider was the soul of these songs.
One of the best guitarists Pakistan has seen, this is an ode to his brilliance. An evidence that we we will never forget him, ever. 
"...khamoshi guftugu honay lagee hai" ‪#‎nescafebasement4‬
Music produced by : Xulfi

Na Kaho, NESCAFE Basement Season 4, Episode 7

Published on 13 Aug 2016
Janay Na Tu, Ali Khan, Episode 1, Coke Studio 9

Music Directed by Jaffer Zaidi 
Produced by Strings
#CokeStudio9

"Janay Na Tu” is an irresistibly catchy ballad carved from Ali Khan’s age-old distinct style and dressed up in music director, Jaffer Zaidi’s finest music arrangement a pop song could boast of. Penned by Ali Khan himself, at its core the song is a requiem for love paired with string section’s gentle instrumentation, and the house band’s orchestration creating a bridge whilst cushioning on a simple melody. After a hiatus of almost a decade, the track serves as a timely release of another nostalgic tune that Ali Khan is most remembered for.

Janay Na Tu Ali Khan Episode 1 Coke Studio 9[www.MP3Fiber.com]

Dastaan - Abdullah Qureshi

Bilal Rubbani beautifully covered "Tum Door Thay" in his own voice that was originally sung by Junaid Jamshed (Vital Signs). The song was a tribute to Junaid Jamshed for being versatile icon and inspiration for Bilal.

Zoe-Viccaji-ft-Strings-Mera-Bichra-Yaar

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