Almost ten years after I wrote it, this song found a new life after we jammed with Pt. Vinod Misra. I wrote these words on a train from Bhopal to Delhi. It was Pt. Misra who revealed to me that the song has roots in Raag Bhopali.

Sabse Peeche Hum Khade (Saarangi) Feat. Pt. Vinod Misra

Chotay daboun mein phassay huay barray barray insaan
Mein ab tak nahien hun kiun pareshaan
Dhaagon mein barri jagaa
Bhaag lo hai mashwara

Ghari jo ruk gai hai phassa hua  hun yahan
Mein ab tak nahein hun kiun pareshan
In khirkiyon ke saamne hain asmaan
Is jahan ke hain mehmaan

Bhaag Lo

Jaane Do

“Nayi Khushi”

Taaron ke aad mein
Baste hain zindagi
Kaise Bataoon mein
Meri Yeh Nai Khushi

Phirta,Ulajhta
Andheri raaton mein
Inn Uljhi Raahon Mein
Itne zamanoon mein

Aaye hain Phir se
Saaye mein tere hum
Seekhenge Jeena hum
Peepal Ke Chaoon Mein

Mann hi mann main hai basi
Hasaratein unkahein
Ubhar ke aaiye hai
Meri Yeh Nai Khushi

Phirta,Ulajhta
Andheri raaton mein
Inn Uljhi Raahon Mein
Itne zamanoon mein

Aaye hain Phir se
Saaye mein tere hum
Seekhenge Jeena hum
Peepal Ke Chaoon Mein

Masoom Shaame thi woh
Yaadein woh ojhal na hooo!
!!!

Phirta,Ulajhta
Andheri raaton mein
Inn Uljhi Raahon Mein
Itne zamanoon mein

Aaye hain Phir se
Saaye mein tere hum
Seekhenge Jeena hum
Peepal Ke Chaoon Mein

Nayi Khushi

Banjare

Ek woh din bhi the

Ab Ki Ye Subah

Got down to singing Shibani Kashyap's "Kya Nazakat Hai" from her album, "Nazakat" with Samar Mehdi on guitar and backing vocals. Recorded on iPod.

Disclaimer: I do not own the rights to this song nor do I seek any commercial benefit from this cover. This is just an interpretation of one of my favourite songs, meant for non-commercial entertainment.

Kya Nazakat Hai (Cover)

'Yahaan' is satire!
It is sarcasm!
It states the fundamental though, when you've had your share of deceptions and betrayals.
'Yahaan kami hai gairon ki' is a sarcastic statement that mocks the shallow relations and detains the pseudo eligibility to the 'zone'!

Yahaan (live)- Saby Singh

This track is loosely based off of Tilak Kamod, which is a Raag based in Hindustani Classical Music. This song was written with the intention of celebrating love in whatever form it might be.

Composed and Arranged by Bombay Bandook
Mixed and Mastered by Anupam Roy (Grey Productions)
Recorded by Drona Acharya at That Studios

Ek woh din bhi the

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