Artist: Zohaib Kazi
Featured Artists: Omran Shafique and Sara Haider
Song: Kinara ‘Sapnon ka Sheher’
From the album ISMAIL ka URDU SHEHER.
Tag: Sara Haider
Check out the stills from Zohaib Kazi‘s next release ‘Kinara – Sapnon Ka Sheher’ featuring Sara Haider on vocals, and Omran Shafique on guitars.
The song, which is written, composed, and produced by Zohaib, is adapted from a chapter of his album/novella ‘Ismail Ka Urdu Sheher‘. Song goes live soon.
Artists: Zohaib Kazi featuring Abbas Ali Khan, Omran Shafique, Sara Haider, Imam Hamdani, Bradley D’Souza with Gumby
Song: Black Coffee ‘Khwabon Mein’
Download Black Coffee and the first batch of Ismail Ka Urdu Sheher from here!
So, it is finally here. The build up to the album launch of ‘Ismail Ka Urdu Sheher’ which has been inspired from the novella of the same name, written by Zohaib Kazi. This song has been adapted from the 3rd chapter ‘Black Coffee – Khwabon Mein’ of the novella.
Check out the stills from Zohaib Kazi‘s next release ‘Black Coffee – Khwabon Mein’ featuring Abbas Ali Khan and Sara Haider on vocals, Omran Shafique on electric, Imam Hamdani on acoustic, Bradley Dsouza on bass along with Louis J. Pinto ‘Gumby‘ on drums and percussions. It’s the 3rd chapter from Zohaib’s album/novella ‘Ismail Ka Urdu Sheher‘. Watch the 6 second preview flash here. Song goes live on Friday August, 30th.
Artist: Amjab Sabri
Song: Tajdar e Haram
Full version of a Qawwali Shahi Hasan recently recorded for a TV ad. Take a listen to the song below:
On Friday, the 22nd of June 2012, CityFM89 celebrated World Music Day in Karachi, Lahore and Islamabad simultaneously. 20 up and coming Pakistani bands performed in the three cities.
The Karachi event took place at Port Grand. Khalid Malik of The Breakfast Show on CityFM89 hosted the evening. The show started off with Hassan Hussain performing Pakistani pop classics and his original single “Rangeen Raat” Up next was 7 on 3rd, fronted by Gibran Nasir, who performed covers of popular songs such as Adele’s Rolling In The Deep and Vital Signs’ ‘Dil Dil Pakistan.’
Artists: Spoonful featuring Sara Haider
Song: I Shot the Sheriff
“I Shot the Sheriff” is a song originally written by Bob Marley, told from the point of view of a man who admits to having killed the local sheriff, but claims to be falsely accused of having killed the deputy sheriff. He also claims to have acted in self defense when the sheriff tried to shoot him. The song was first released in 1973 on The Wailers’ album Burnin’.
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We sat down with Sara Haider who recently performed a session for Ufone Uth Records 2.0 and talked about her work, experience with Ufone Uth Records and possible future endeavors.
Q) How did you begin? How do you define your sound?
A) Definitions! Who needs em!
I began by singing religious songs, which I am supposed to stop calling ‘songs’ and to stop saying that I ‘sing’ them (‘RECITE!’).
..and then, naturally, I started singing the Beatles. My brother, Shaan Haider, is a great guitarist and we used to jam all the time. I think that’s probably why I kind of have a sense of how to work well with instrumentalists without being one myself.
Sara Haider – Tere Saath (Download Audio) [Uth Records]
Artists: Sara Haider feat. Ali Haider & Imam Hamdani
Song: Main Tere Saath Hoon
Show: Ufone Uth Records 2.0 – Episode 5
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