08 - Michael Brook & Nusrat Ali Khan - Elephant Pond

This is an extract from the track 'Uda Jaaye' composed by Shantanu Moitra for the film 'Paanch Adhyay' (Bengali). The full song by Swanand Kirkire can be found here: http://youtu.be/-IKn0XCLOvI

Paras Nath is MTV's in-house flautist and a known face post MTV Unplugged and Coke Studio @ MTV.

Outstanding Flute by Paras Nath

Aa Laut Ke Aaja Mere Meet - Instrumental

This track was born from the Bargaining chapter in “While They Were Sleeping” a moment where the main character pleads with a shattered world, begging to save those trapped in silence. But he can’t. This song is for them.

It’s for every voice that was buried too soon. for the peoples of every land suffering. For every girl who was silenced. For every boy who was forgotten. For the ones who screamed and were answered only by dust.

Musically, this is not a song. It’s a grave. It’s a prayer. It’s the sound of trying to carry an entire people’s suffering in your chest, and realizing that no melody will ever be loud enough to resurrect them but still trying. Still playing. Still lighting the candle.

“Can’t You Hear Their Voices” is for the ones who were erased, but never truly gone. It’s for the ones whose echoes live in the fire of every story we dare to tell. Listen closely. They’re still here.

Can’t You Hear Their Voices

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A knife in the back

Poems of Rumi- Spoken by Jody Levy

04 Indian Brizalian, Flute, Piano, Bass, Tabla, Violen Urithi

Sufi Meditation (Duf And Sitar Combination)

A "combo" homage to some of my favorites: David Foster, Adele, everything Bond.... "James Bond" that is. But it wouldn't be fun if we didn't do something edgy to it....behold! The lyrics were borrowed from a Thumri by insane producer duo: Sachin-Jigar. What the heck is a "Thumri"? They are lyrics romantic or devotional in nature, and usually revolve around a girl's love for the Lord Krishna. Yup, this is literally Bond in Thumri format! Enjoy and SHARE!

08 - Michael Brook & Nusrat Ali Khan - Elephant Pond

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