What a find from under the Rock!! Thumbs up!

Absolutly love it  grt music n fantastic vocals

Is it okay to say that I am hooked to this particular track for a month? Hell yeah! \m/ Much love, guys. x

Badnaam

Rendition of Faiz Ahmed Faiz's poem originally sung by the great Nayyara Noor. For the Awami Workers Party's first federal congress in Islamabad on the 27-28 of September, 2014. 

Intesaab - Faiz

An experimental arrangement of two of my favorite musical sources: "Green Memories"/"Chronopolis" from Chrono Trigger/Cross, and "Love in the Past Tense" by Porcupine Tree.

I found that the lyrics from "Love in the Past Tense" can actually kind of fit with themes / story from Chrono Trigger and Chrono Cross, especially when you discover the fate of Guardia.

I will try to update this in the future with real guitar if I can manage to play it, but for now this will do!

Backing vocals by Erin

"Leene in the Past Tense" (Chrono Trigger cross Porcupine Tree's "Love in the Past Tense")

Insaaf by Arooj Aftab | Talvar

Zeb and Haniya Shantanu,  Swanand - Kya Khayaal Hai

Daagh e Dil  cover by natasha noorani

Voice and Composition: Arooj Aftab
Lyrics: Dagh Delvi
Tabla and Frame Drum: Adam Maalouf
Violin: Arun Ramamurthy
Synth: Yusuke Yamamoto
Mixed and Mastered: Jeremy Loucas

OST Devi - a film by Karishma Dube 
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt5958170/

Rasm-e-Ulfat (OST Devi)

Music by Omran Shafique, Babar Sheikh and Gumby.  Vocals by Shahryar Raza.  Lyrics by Faiz Ahmed Faiz.
Additional Keyboards and Mixing Ali Khan 
Mix & Mastered by Kashif Ejaz at LJP Studio

Khak Nasheen - Chand Tara Orchestra

Aamir Zaki and I worked on this song years ago. Unfortunately, it remained a work in progress, as I went to Australia and he to Canada. I'm dedicating this song here to the memory of Pakistan's greatest Musician ever, the guitar maestro Aamir Zaki.   Aamir Zaki (April 8, 1968 – FOREVER). 

Guitars, & Music Producer : Aamir Zaki
Vocals: Maha Ali Kazmi
Composition & Lyrics: Aamir Zaki
Special Thanks to Mubashir Admani

Aaj Sun Ke Tumhara Naam - Aamir Zaki & Maha Ali Kazmi

The third single from our second album, The Desert Road. 
Featuring Shahram Mazhari on the santur and Bruce Soord (The Pineapple Thief, Wisdom of Crowds)on guest vocals.

Co-produced and mixed by Bruce Soord
Mastered by Mats 'Limpan' Lindfors (1957-2017)

Produced by The D/A Method
Umair Dar
Talha Alvie
Usama Siddiq
Istvan Csabai
Daniel Arthur Panjwaneey

Khudahafiz
(Alvie/Siddiq)

Oh God, please do explain
Why my hands are trembling as I lay in bed
I see a shrouded head and I’m feeling
So ashamed

Why should we say goodbye? (say goodbye)
To you before it’s time for you to leave
With your beliefs, I feel there…
Was more to see (from you)

Why do I never learn?
They’ve left no stone unturned to plague my land
But I’m a selfish man, I’ve been fooled
That was not the plan

And now I sing for you (sing for you)
A song that makes me blue
But I can’t pretend that you weren’t my friend
Even if I was the end (for you)

Oh, I’m tired of going through it all
In my head, this time, the world just falls…
Beneath the surface of my skin
This love and hate just pulls me in

I wish this was somebody else
But I can only blame myself
‘Cause were we not made innocent
Or do they say we’re born in sin?

Born in sin
Born in sin

La-la-la

The Desert Road

Khudahafiz

Watch - Wooly & the Uke (feat Poor Rich Boy)

The D/A Method was a progressive rock band from Pakistan. Over their ten year career, the band released three full-length albums 'The Great Disillusion' (2015), 'The Desert Road' (2017), and 'Sanctuary' (2022) along with several EPs and singles.

Khudahafiz

The D/A Method

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