For Pak music lovers this was like being on cloud 9, didn't want it to end lol.. A real inspiration to watch and listen to Asad's journey, dig the new look and the gear rundown segment too. Wish Asad much success on his future projects. Stay legendary guys, big salute from Canada!
Main tu sirf yeh he janta hon we have so many talented guitar players in Pakistan un sub main Rockstar sirf ek hay or wo hain Sir. Asad Ahmed ❤ i mean just look at him the way he talks the way he walks his looks dressing the way he perform on stage Amazing He's A Rockstar man❤🤘 thanks for putting him on a show ❤
Asad is certainly one of the finest guitarist & great Pakistani icon. A very humble personality indeed. I guess his adaptability to gel-in with other musicians speaks volumes of his success story. Vital Signs's Hum Tum was a prime example of his work. Albeit, bit unfortunate in terms of keeping Karwaan for a long time. After Najm's departure from Karwaan, the band lost chemistry & vibe in the vocals department. Thank you Umair for being consistent and bringing the best on your podcast. great show indeed and loving the new format. The show must go on 🎸
Awesome stuff yaar. Loved it. Obviously the legendary Asad Ahmad is definitely an integral part of Pakistan’s Music Industry. All Karavan albums are my favorite. But my love for Safar is at another level. My first exposure to Karavan was Safar, not the first album so, Tanseer Dar appeals to me as a part of Karavan. Najam sheraz was always a solo act for me. Anyway, lovely interview. Also Asad Bhai, please share how do we get to know ur tour dates for North America if and when you come here. Kudos ❤❤
Please upload the audio on Apple Podcast.. helps people like me to listen amazing conversation with our legends while driving. AND Thank you again for inviting another talented Asad Ahmed.
Legendary guitar player, inspirational, been a fan of his since the Awaz days, and Karavan was on a whole other level. Lovely interview Umair. Thank you for doing this A for Aleph.
Huge huge respect (always) for Asad Bhai.. ! Genuine musician.. There is no other Asad Ahmed in Pakistan and never will be.. Same goes for Sameer Bhai...!
just started podcast and noticed quality and lighting this is soo amazing also these 2 les paul looks sick in frame man keep doing hard work you are doing a great job.
Glad that you feel that way - we really wanted to make the 50th episode a special one and a step up from any of the episodes that have come before! Also yes, we really wish we had got the chance to not just interview but work with the late great, Aamir Zaki
Loved this. Inclusion of playing during podcast and pedal board tour is a brilliant addition, also new background looks great. Thanks for doing this and looking forward to more. Btw the idea of gumby , anas and asad jamming is great you should definitely do it, the jam of asad on gumby's channel sounded amazing so its worth doing
If you want to be a great leader, presenter, friend or colleague, learning how to listen without interrupting someone, finishing their sentence or wanting to speak next is essential.
Very nice. However, wish we could hear a bit about the recording of the last vital signs album where i believe asad played critical role with guitar work
What a legend! Asad bhai's concerts with Karavan were awesome. Amazing live and his performance and presence on the stage was amazing. Love this guy! Been part of music listening journey for so many kids who are now grown ups.
A wealth of knowledge and insight in this interview. I loved the layout of this interview and Asad bhai demoing his sounds. Especially at 2:07:33 mark where the sound reminded me of Atif Aslam's Tere Bin intro!
Asad Ahmad one of the pioneers of rock music in Pakistan. His fire for music hasn’t stopped. He seems still super passionate about music. It’s a shame that in country like Pakistan so many legends came and gone and the masses doesn’t even care.
Asad bhai great musician mari Zindagi may khuwaish hai insay milo inko solo souno kia mari yeh kuwaish pori hugi may kia batao may inka itna bhara fan hu k many abhibtak guitar purchase kiya wa hai or may insay sikhna chata hu magar 15 years hugay may inka pata lagara hu magar miltay nhi hai asad bhai kahi bhi
Thank you! This is actually a different space - this our jam room. We thought to change things up now that we’ve reached 50 episodes! The rest of the episodes were all done in what we call the Live Room in Studio A
This was such a treat, Asad a legend fr. Love the ease he plays with, makes shit look effortless. Also noticed, mans meticulous about remembering dates and old equipment details lol. Last instrumental album was a treatttt. ALSOOOO kudos for bringing these legendary icons on your show but pls also have some of the pop boy bands guys over; Shehryar Kurayshi from Fringe Benefits, Misbah from Sequencers, they're around and kicking here and there. Would love to hear from that side of the music scene as well. Baki keep up the good work, love it!
My favorite guitarist along with mark knopfler, jeff beck! I would love to see asad play his solo albums live! Please tour . Also now karvan can be reunited? 🎉🎉
I was waiting for this one. Kinda sad that he has moved away from Karavan and doesn't look like he will be interested in it in the future either . Also , I feel he doesn't give Tanseer his due . I mean give the man a break , he evolved into an amazing rock band vocalist. What is this "...tanseer ...yeh lo jingle " nonsense . Safar is a very very good Album . Ive spent hours listening to it . They dont realize what they created i think. All Karavan albums had amazing music.
Amir Zaki was a true legend in Guitar, on the other hand we were having Salman Ahmed, Asad Ahmed, Faraz Anwar, Ahsan pervaiz, Xulfi. No doubt Asad started his career from Awaz, when he joined Karavan he was ruling the peak. But honestly in our country there is no value of an Artist. Love from Karachi
The only reason I have ever bought guitar was Asad Ahmed bhai. Growing up seeing him play some crazy guitar tunes really got me into the desi rock scene. The way he used to do split legs while playing solo with his flame like guitar was a dream for me as teen. I hope someday he beings back Karavan and let us Millennials relive those epic moments again.
being a young boy , fan of flashy solos I didn't liked much compared to Faraz Anwar but truly he is god father of Pakistan rock music. it's not him it's my lack of awareness of the barbarians era. our first intro with Asad was through awaz, so we are not to be blamed hahaa
Kia koi mera bhai asad bhai say mujy milwa sakhta hai mari life ki sab say bharo wish hugi yeh koi mera bhai milwaday asad bhai ko 2004 say sounta arahu magar ajj tak insay mulaqaat nhi hoi hai
After seeing this podcast...i have a question for you umair. I dont particularly like asad ahmeds music. I feel that for the inspirations and roots he has he couldve been the only person in the pakistan music industry to actually reflect true rock n roll. Having said that i do respect his fearless approach towards the music world, his long spanning career which he was able to establish inspite of all the challenges that have always been there across the path in comparison to others and especially his business sense of things towards a music career. You on the other hand, i dig all the music you did with the DA method and i rate all that work as probably the best western influenced and eastern blended music to ever come out of pakistan. I saw in that work that truely no compromise was ever made in the art and the music itself was given the rule and highest priority. Also greatly respect the way this podcast is being conducted. With that background, my question is, why dont you or asad or you both or people like you both set up a label that is able to bring forth all the young talent there is in Pakistan which is currently offered no chances or oppertunities and is down trodden and being buried by life in Pakistan itself? Yknow, something which would promote all the talent and yet not break the bank, offer high quality and offer cost effective incentives to the talent and make the business work maybe not only for the small time hurried profits down the line but for the long run into developing pakistan into a music power in itself? Everyone comes on the podcast or discussions elsewhere and keeps cribbing with the used and abused "halaat kharab hain" and "kisi ko kuch to karna parayga....change has to start from someone" etc.etc. What stops one from taking this initiative when experienced people like you and asad also exist here? Just for the love of music? Why not?
Thank you so much for the kind words and the detailed thoughts - really honoured that you feel that way about what we did with The D/A Method. As for the question - actually, we have done exactly that with A for Aleph Records. We’ve invested in artists that didn’t have the resources to produce their work to the standards that they aspired to and tried to fill that gap which you speak of - this has resulted in albums such as Takatak’s ‘Acrophase’, Malang Party’s ‘Ziyarat’, Irfan Ali Tai’s ‘Mahal’, Surkhwaab’s self titled EP and several more projects that are in various stages of completion as of now. You can find the entire catalogue that we’ve put out with our label here (barring Takatak as that was released before we established the label) aforalephrecords.bandcamp.com/ I’m curious - did you not know about this work? Or you know about it and what you are referring to is something more?
@AforAleph @AforAleph This is great to know then if such is the case. I honestly had no news of this. Maybe a gap in the marketing or promotional strategy or something i dunno. Once again hats off to you on the initiative. Will definetly check em out. I know you guys have disbanded but for the record...would've loved to get more material from DA method. I wish we could've talked one on one umair. I think it would've been great for both of us. Anyways...keep up the good work 👍🏻
@@koihaiavailable please do check out the albums i mentioned! Yes definitely something missing in the promotional aspect if you didn’t hear about this body of work till now! Also we can chat one on one anytime just drop me your contact details / add me on Instagram or Facebook If you don’t use those platforms just email me your number at aforaleph@gmail.com Thanks!
@@AforAleph Great. Will definetly do. We can get in touch then. And will definetly be checking out the albums you've mentioned. I'm kind of a music nut and always a sucker for good new music. Thanks again 👍🏻👍🏻
Can anyone of you guys can share with me the casue of actual or forceful downfall of our music??? Everyone is not telling the full story. Due to certain reasons may be
It’s not just in Pakistan bro - look around the world, the charts are filled with trash. 20-30 years ago, that was not the case. The reasons are several - but music becoming ‘free’ due to the internet is a major factor.
I have throughly researched on this topic as well! the answer i got is our musicians dont have unity between them, no matter what achievement any band or show got , there is always a musicians talking against it, in recent years coke studio is an perfect example, it was something that we pakistani should be proud of, but musicians due to there personal grudges start talking negative about it, like meekal hasan , i love his music and his ability but he criticized Rohail so harshly , and i can understand if he has some problems with the type of music but he said rohail hyatt is talentless!. so going this far means obsiviouly he is taking his anger out due to personal issues or jealousy. So the point is our musicians dont have unity between them and they talk badly about each other even when they are present in foreign musicians. They also talk about people dont supporting them , but they dont buy each other albums as well. So when this kind of ego and leg pulling exists how can the industry be formed?
And this is one example , i have seen so many.every muscian here says the music that they do is best and legit and everybody else dont know how to make music. Being big musicians they themselves forget about genre's and compare their rock music with someone's pop tune and say they are talentless, pop music doesnt neccesarlly means its bad, Michael Jackson was a pop artist also. So this is the problem not just in pakistani musicians but in any feild of pakistan industry as well. By putting somebody else down to prove their greatness,i dont know why embedded in people of pakistan! and i have seen many things like this
@@dankazama404 yes this lack of supporting each other and backbiting ‘culture’ is certainly highly damaging - but the decline of quality music in the mainstream is a worldwide phenomenon like I mentioned earlier.
@@AforAleph Yes ofcourse that is also! but i cant get over the fact if somebody does something good, why dont they promote it! Why they have to sh*t on somebody's else music to justify their music as good.
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He is the only guy who has sustained himself over the year's and the only true Rockstar we have ❤️❤️❤️❤️
For Pak music lovers this was like being on cloud 9, didn't want it to end lol.. A real inspiration to watch and listen to Asad's journey, dig the new look and the gear rundown segment too. Wish Asad much success on his future projects. Stay legendary guys, big salute from Canada!
Main tu sirf yeh he janta hon we have so many talented guitar players in Pakistan un sub main Rockstar sirf ek hay or wo hain Sir. Asad Ahmed ❤ i mean just look at him the way he talks the way he walks his looks dressing the way he perform on stage Amazing He's A Rockstar man❤🤘 thanks for putting him on a show ❤
Asad is certainly one of the finest guitarist & great Pakistani icon. A very humble personality indeed.
I guess his adaptability to gel-in with other musicians speaks volumes of his success story. Vital Signs's Hum Tum was a prime example of his work.
Albeit, bit unfortunate in terms of keeping Karwaan for a long time. After Najm's departure from Karwaan, the band lost chemistry & vibe in the vocals department.
Thank you Umair for being consistent and bringing the best on your podcast. great show indeed and loving the new format. The show must go on 🎸
Glad you like the new format brother! InshaAllah lots more to come!
Finally Asad is here after a long time.
Btw i like this jam room. Asad's interview should be done in this jam room around guitars. He's a Legend.
Your interview is also due Rizwan Bhai! Also in this jam room :)
@AforAleph pleasure is mine, bro 🙏
Was a pleasure to have the legendary Asad bhai on the show!
What a fun chat.. Thank you for hosting me had a blast.
Awesome stuff yaar. Loved it. Obviously the legendary Asad Ahmad is definitely an integral part of Pakistan’s Music Industry. All Karavan albums are my favorite. But my love for Safar is at another level. My first exposure to Karavan was Safar, not the first album so, Tanseer Dar appeals to me as a part of Karavan. Najam sheraz was always a solo act for me. Anyway, lovely interview. Also Asad Bhai, please share how do we get to know ur tour dates for North America if and when you come here. Kudos ❤❤
Thanks for doing this Umair. Just for the record, I am the craziest Asad Ahmed fan ever.
Finally! Was waiting for this... Now i will comment after watching :D
Please upload the audio on Apple Podcast.. helps people like me to listen amazing conversation with our legends while driving. AND Thank you again for inviting another talented Asad Ahmed.
Yep it’ll be live on there soon! You’re welcome!
Lovely to see asad a very good and humble person .
@Umair and @A leph this should be your next guest. Please fly to islamabad or bring him to Karachi!
Asad bhai is a gem no doubt , he is a great musician and an amazing human being ❤
Most awaited episode by asad ahmad
1:25:56 Thank You Asad I understood at the first time you said. Thanks for the good news.... I wish you best of luck for that
Legendary guitar player, inspirational, been a fan of his since the Awaz days, and Karavan was on a whole other level.
Lovely interview Umair.
Thank you for doing this A for Aleph.
Great to see Pakistans Legendary Rocker...Thank you for doing this podcast... You Rock! 😎
Our pleasure! Thanks for listening and supporting!
The legend Asad Ahmed. Alas rock is no more in Pakistan. The era of late 90s and early 20s should be bring back. Don't know who will do it
There are a bunch of very good rock bands in Pakistan at the moment - the only problem is they don’t have the support of the mainstream audience.
I’ve been waiting to Asad Ahmed see here ❤. Now, I’ll watch the the program and then comment later …
Karvan and SHOR specifically .. what a song ASAD BHAI 🙌
Love KARAVAN PLEASE BRING HEAVY STUFF WE NEED IT
Wonderful to hear this
I'm happy to see this interview. Asad Ahmed, one of my favourite guitar player. Stay blessed Umair, you have done a great job. Regards. Tariq
JazakAllah brother ❤️
maza agaya!!! ... Asad is always my favourite ...i miss Karwan alot.
Pakistani Music History class by the great music genius Asad Ahmed.. legend ❤
1:55:20 exactly season 6 was amazing. It was underrated not realky like by people but musically it was really big
Huge huge respect (always) for Asad Bhai.. ! Genuine musician.. There is no other Asad Ahmed in Pakistan and never will be.. Same goes for Sameer Bhai...!
Congratulations on the 50th episode To Aleph team
❤️🙏🏼
Jazak’Allah brother
Finally, it's on air.. I've been waiting for this since AA posted on his IG stories. Great job man.
Thank you so much!
huuuge Asad Ahmed fan. been to all Karavan shows in karachi, no one came close to these guys when it comes to playing LIVE
just started podcast and noticed quality and lighting this is soo amazing also these 2 les paul looks sick in frame man keep doing hard work you are doing a great job.
Thank you so much! PS: two Les Paul’s and a PRS P245 😸
The best episode thus far since the inception of your podcast. Wish Late Great Amir zaki would 've been on your podcast.
Glad that you feel that way - we really wanted to make the 50th episode a special one and a step up from any of the episodes that have come before! Also yes, we really wish we had got the chance to not just interview but work with the late great, Aamir Zaki
Loved this. Inclusion of playing during podcast and pedal board tour is a brilliant addition, also new background looks great. Thanks for doing this and looking forward to more. Btw the idea of gumby , anas and asad jamming is great you should definitely do it, the jam of asad on gumby's channel sounded amazing so its worth doing
So glad you enjoyed it and also like the changes!
Such an chilling an engaging podcast. Will love to see tanseer dar or ehtasham from azal
Very nice. 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
If you want to be a great leader, presenter, friend or colleague, learning how to listen without interrupting someone, finishing their sentence or wanting to speak next is essential.
1:18:22 very sad these legends not get recognition in Pakistan by our people....
Very nice. However, wish we could hear a bit about the recording of the last vital signs album where i believe asad played critical role with guitar work
What a legend!
Asad bhai's concerts with Karavan were awesome. Amazing live and his performance and presence on the stage was amazing. Love this guy!
Been part of music listening journey for so many kids who are now grown ups.
A wealth of knowledge and insight in this interview. I loved the layout of this interview and Asad bhai demoing his sounds. Especially at 2:07:33 mark where the sound reminded me of Atif Aslam's Tere Bin intro!
❤❤
It's a Treat to listen Asad of his journey.
Excellent expression and narration of his musical journey. ❤
This was so cool man, he's such a legend. So much experience and knowledge, and lets not forget chops
just completed it. amazing stuff. thanks to Asad Bhai for sharing that much. and great work umair bringing him on show
Forever waiting for Xulfi to show up on the podcast.
He’s a busy man! In due time InshaAllah
I agree Van Halen was a big deal in early to mid 80s although we in Pakistan did not get much of their music till 90s.
I have seen one concert of Karavan in which they covered Channo back in early 20s. Can't find it on internet now. 😢
Watched that comcert on The Musik
wow!!!
can't wait to search all the music he has talked about. album with naam, first album with tanseer.
46:10 Reminds me of the same feeling from Adana Afaq.
Asad Ahmad one of the pioneers of rock music in Pakistan. His fire for music hasn’t stopped. He seems still super passionate about music. It’s a shame that in country like Pakistan so many legends came and gone and the masses doesn’t even care.
Asad bhai great musician mari Zindagi may khuwaish hai insay milo inko solo souno kia mari yeh kuwaish pori hugi may kia batao may inka itna bhara fan hu k many abhibtak guitar purchase kiya wa hai or may insay sikhna chata hu magar 15 years hugay may inka pata lagara hu magar miltay nhi hai asad bhai kahi bhi
Riff at 1:08:10 was classic
love what you guys done to the space. new frame looks fresh
Thank you! This is actually a different space - this our jam room. We thought to change things up now that we’ve reached 50 episodes! The rest of the episodes were all done in what we call the Live Room in Studio A
oh shit hahaha just realized this. its the natural light for me
man miss aleph. would deff come by again when i'm in town
These podcasts are a great service to the Pakistani music scene. Thank you for all your efforts.
Jazak’Allah! Much appreciated brother!
mission accomplished 🙌🏽
kaash poora interview musically ho sakta bilkul interview ke aakhri hisse ki tarha 😭
bohat shukriya iss podcast ke liye 🥺
Thank you for recording history by inviting these legends and allowing them to speak their hearts out!
You’re most welcome thank you for watching!
Loving the new setup and format! Great interview!
Thanks a lot bro!!
❤
This was such a treat, Asad a legend fr. Love the ease he plays with, makes shit look effortless. Also noticed, mans meticulous about remembering dates and old equipment details lol. Last instrumental album was a treatttt.
ALSOOOO kudos for bringing these legendary icons on your show but pls also have some of the pop boy bands guys over; Shehryar Kurayshi from Fringe Benefits, Misbah from Sequencers, they're around and kicking here and there. Would love to hear from that side of the music scene as well. Baki keep up the good work, love it!
from where do i get Tanseer dar's version of rakh aas?
My favorite guitarist along with mark knopfler, jeff beck! I would love to see asad play his solo albums live! Please tour . Also now karvan can be reunited? 🎉🎉
I was waiting for this one. Kinda sad that he has moved away from Karavan and doesn't look like he will be interested in it in the future either . Also , I feel he doesn't give Tanseer his due . I mean give the man a break , he evolved into an amazing rock band vocalist. What is this "...tanseer ...yeh lo jingle " nonsense . Safar is a very very good Album . Ive spent hours listening to it . They dont realize what they created i think. All Karavan albums had amazing music.
Asad Ahmed Kia English Mai songs gaata h Kia
Can anyone ask him why the rythm on all of his songs is the same.
Amir Zaki was a true legend in Guitar, on the other hand we were having Salman Ahmed, Asad Ahmed, Faraz Anwar, Ahsan pervaiz, Xulfi.
No doubt Asad started his career from Awaz, when he joined Karavan he was ruling the peak.
But honestly in our country there is no value of an Artist.
Love from Karachi
The only reason I have ever bought guitar was Asad Ahmed bhai. Growing up seeing him play some crazy guitar tunes really got me into the desi rock scene. The way he used to do split legs while playing solo with his flame like guitar was a dream for me as teen. I hope someday he beings back Karavan and let us Millennials relive those epic moments again.
Legend Asad Ahmed
looking like its 1995 with Awaz
Sajid Ghafoor and Zeeshan Pervaiz.
Plz invite to Ziyad of Milestone
Amir hasan ka interview
Yes trying to schedule it!
being a young boy , fan of flashy solos I didn't liked much compared to Faraz Anwar but truly he is god father of Pakistan rock music. it's not him it's my lack of awareness of the barbarians era. our first intro with Asad was through awaz, so we are not to be blamed hahaa
Kia koi mera bhai asad bhai say mujy milwa sakhta hai mari life ki sab say bharo wish hugi yeh koi mera bhai milwaday asad bhai ko 2004 say sounta arahu magar ajj tak insay mulaqaat nhi hoi hai
After seeing this podcast...i have a question for you umair. I dont particularly like asad ahmeds music. I feel that for the inspirations and roots he has he couldve been the only person in the pakistan music industry to actually reflect true rock n roll. Having said that i do respect his fearless approach towards the music world, his long spanning career which he was able to establish inspite of all the challenges that have always been there across the path in comparison to others and especially his business sense of things towards a music career.
You on the other hand, i dig all the music you did with the DA method and i rate all that work as probably the best western influenced and eastern blended music to ever come out of pakistan. I saw in that work that truely no compromise was ever made in the art and the music itself was given the rule and highest priority. Also greatly respect the way this podcast is being conducted.
With that background, my question is, why dont you or asad or you both or people like you both set up a label that is able to bring forth all the young talent there is in Pakistan which is currently offered no chances or oppertunities and is down trodden and being buried by life in Pakistan itself? Yknow, something which would promote all the talent and yet not break the bank, offer high quality and offer cost effective incentives to the talent and make the business work maybe not only for the small time hurried profits down the line but for the long run into developing pakistan into a music power in itself?
Everyone comes on the podcast or discussions elsewhere and keeps cribbing with the used and abused "halaat kharab hain" and "kisi ko kuch to karna parayga....change has to start from someone" etc.etc.
What stops one from taking this initiative when experienced people like you and asad also exist here? Just for the love of music? Why not?
Thank you so much for the kind words and the detailed thoughts - really honoured that you feel that way about what we did with The D/A Method.
As for the question - actually, we have done exactly that with A for Aleph Records. We’ve invested in artists that didn’t have the resources to produce their work to the standards that they aspired to and tried to fill that gap which you speak of - this has resulted in albums such as Takatak’s ‘Acrophase’, Malang Party’s ‘Ziyarat’, Irfan Ali Tai’s ‘Mahal’, Surkhwaab’s self titled EP and several more projects that are in various stages of completion as of now.
You can find the entire catalogue that we’ve put out with our label here (barring Takatak as that was released before we established the label)
aforalephrecords.bandcamp.com/
I’m curious - did you not know about this work? Or you know about it and what you are referring to is something more?
@AforAleph @AforAleph This is great to know then if such is the case. I honestly had no news of this. Maybe a gap in the marketing or promotional strategy or something i dunno. Once again hats off to you on the initiative.
Will definetly check em out.
I know you guys have disbanded but for the record...would've loved to get more material from DA method.
I wish we could've talked one on one umair. I think it would've been great for both of us. Anyways...keep up the good work 👍🏻
@@koihaiavailable please do check out the albums i mentioned! Yes definitely something missing in the promotional aspect if you didn’t hear about this body of work till now! Also we can chat one on one anytime just drop me your contact details / add me on Instagram or Facebook
If you don’t use those platforms just email me your number at aforaleph@gmail.com
Thanks!
@@AforAleph Great. Will definetly do. We can get in touch then. And will definetly be checking out the albums you've mentioned. I'm kind of a music nut and always a sucker for good new music. Thanks again 👍🏻👍🏻
Invite Sameer Ahmad Bhiktiari one of the legendary bassists of Pakistan
inshaAllah soon
Nice
wow proudly saying I was living with my GF in England and then talking about Muslim and Jew.
Asad Ahmad big artist hai
Lakin tum ne English Bol Bol Kar usko dgrade kr dia h
Can anyone of you guys can share with me the casue of actual or forceful downfall of our music??? Everyone is not telling the full story. Due to certain reasons may be
It’s not just in Pakistan bro - look around the world, the charts are filled with trash. 20-30 years ago, that was not the case. The reasons are several - but music becoming ‘free’ due to the internet is a major factor.
I have throughly researched on this topic as well! the answer i got is our musicians dont have unity between them, no matter what achievement any band or show got , there is always a musicians talking against it, in recent years coke studio is an perfect example, it was something that we pakistani should be proud of, but musicians due to there personal grudges start talking negative about it, like meekal hasan , i love his music and his ability but he criticized Rohail so harshly , and i can understand if he has some problems with the type of music but he said rohail hyatt is talentless!. so going this far means obsiviouly he is taking his anger out due to personal issues or jealousy. So the point is our musicians dont have unity between them and they talk badly about each other even when they are present in foreign musicians.
They also talk about people dont supporting them , but they dont buy each other albums as well. So when this kind of ego and leg pulling exists how can the industry be formed?
And this is one example , i have seen so many.every muscian here says the music that they do is best and legit and everybody else dont know how to make music. Being big musicians they themselves forget about genre's and compare their rock music with someone's pop tune and say they are talentless, pop music doesnt neccesarlly means its bad, Michael Jackson was a pop artist also. So this is the problem not just in pakistani musicians but in any feild of pakistan industry as well. By putting somebody else down to prove their greatness,i dont know why embedded in people of pakistan! and i have seen many things like this
@@dankazama404 yes this lack of supporting each other and backbiting ‘culture’ is certainly highly damaging - but the decline of quality music in the mainstream is a worldwide phenomenon like I mentioned earlier.
@@AforAleph Yes ofcourse that is also! but i cant get over the fact if somebody does something good, why dont they promote it! Why they have to sh*t on somebody's else music to justify their music as good.
Can u please do a podcast with Meekal Hassan
Asad Ahmed
Boy band with a wall of Marshallas 😂😂😂 man the cringe......
Yar Urdu Mai interview Kia kr. Warna apna channel band krdy
Respect for asad bhai .
But the Music which barbarian produced in 89,90 was awful shit .
Not clean .can't say more
Yar Urdu Mai baat Kia kro
Angrez ki olad ho kia