@@WinterInTheForest”I can’t stand this music” means that you hate it. Just think about that for a second. Do you really hate it? Maybe you just don’t get it? Maybe there’s an element of the music that triggers a negative emotional response? If that’s the case, you gotta figure out why that’s happening and maybe try and resolve it. I personally can’t stand Italian pop music. It sounds so cheesy and it’s always about the same thing. It also pales in comparison to American or English pop music, in my opinion. But, if someone like this guy, we’re to make a fusion remix of an Italian pop singer, make it sound like metal with insane double kick drumming underneath, I would definitely appreciate that!
I'm a 50+ years old Turkish rocker and this is something I've been looking for a long time. What you've done with pieces from Nusret Ali Han (and Nuran Sisters) are priceless. This one is on par with some epic metal symphony, no less.
I'm from Brazil and never heard anything before about the great Nusret Ali and the Noonan Sisters, because this epic work from Andre I'm always listening them.
Whaaaaaaaaaaaaaattttt !!! Growing up in Pakistan playing drums for a tool, Metallica, RATM band, went back to my qawwali roots in my late 20's. These covers are pure friming heaven. The centuries old Qawwali tradition translates perfectly to Progressive metal music. Love this.
That's a connection that as an European I would have never made and the day I realized it was as if the world had been in black and white and I could suddenly see in color.
Tool & RATM are some of my favorite western bands, but Ustad Nusrat is as heavy as it gets. Qawwali music and metal go together like chocolate and peanut butter. I hope more western musicians incorporate South Asian music, as the stellar band Boy Hits Car does.
I think our classical music also used veena instrument with such vocals so metal has always been complementary with our music just lost the art of it in comparison to vocals
I, myself, was not aware of the beauty of Pakistani music! Since Andre started doing these versions, I've found the original ones and started listening to them (though I cannot understand what is being sung...but the beauty of the singing and playing is so much that what matters is how it makes people feel!).
Listen to these. 1. Beqarar by Karvan 2. Jab Chahun ga by Karvan 3. Isi Gardish e Mah o sal main by Karvan 4. Sawal by Aaroh 5. Aag by Aaroh 6. Janay Kyun by Aaroh 7. Na Kaho by Aaroh
@@sekhorpathak7490 how does Modi’s salty sweaty balls taste in your mouth hombre? A little too much masala there? Nothing Indian about this. Talk about illiteracy. Jesus the cognitive dissonance. #FreeKashmir! Signed - a New Yorker with no dog in the fight, but knows an authoritatian bootlicking backward toilet longing society. Peace and namaste. Om!!
His eyes might be open but he isn't seeing what's in from of him... He's on other dimension look at his hands his body his movements what a legend Mr nusrat fateh Ali Khan, and dear antune please don't stop making such a master piece like this one... Lots of love and good wishes from Pakistan 🇵🇰❤️❤️
@@ВикингНордович seems like you're sure that trolling random guy from Russia on the internet makes you a better person. No, it doesn't. To the subject: not every Russian supports putin; however, not every Russian who doesn't, has an ability and will to leave Russia.
@@ВикингНордович don't tell me what should I do, and I won't tell you where should you go) You're just a random noname user, I won't spend my time on making excuses for the whole Russia to you) have a nice day, bro, I going to enjoy some music)
@@wildae. Yeah but it's an underground genre in the country. If you want to listen to some death metal from Pakistan, you should listen to Azaab's album Summoning the Cataclysm. You'll surely like it. It's their debut album released last year I think.
This "guy" called "Ustaad", roughly means who is a master in the knowledge of music. Ustad Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan was one of the most accomplished and famous singer from Indian subcontinent in the 20th century.
Ok hear me on this... The Grammy's need to expand their categories to include music that doesn't fit the traditional music publishing model. Andre's music blows away anything being awarded there (imho). And then Andre's music needs nominated. I would even be ok with him sharing the Grammy with his sources of inspiration, living or posthumously. tldr; This is Grammy award worthy stuff right here! Bravo 🤟🏼👏🏼
With all due respect, the is not Andre"s music. Don't disrespect centuries old South Asian folk music like that. its just that its presented to you in a form that's familiar and palatable to you by Andre. It's the chicken tikka masala version of music.
I tell you without exaggeration. Many of your tracks are beautiful, like fresh blood. This track, for example, can become a melodic basis for an entire album. This is a very voluminous and conceptual track. Bravo!
One thing that i believe everyone would agree NUSRAT FATEH ALI KHAN lefi this world in 90s era yet His greatness and music is still contemporary. His music is timesless and speacially transcends boundaries.🎉
Then I believe your heart is open and you are in for a lifetime of musical joy. I started the same journey some years ago and I'm glad you on the train! And DO turn on subtitles. Reading the lyrics of Qawwali music is like reading Shakespeare. Peace from the US.
I, myself, was not aware of the beauty of Pakistani music! Since Andre started doing these versions, I've found the original ones and started listening to them (though I cannot understand what is being sung...but the beauty of the singing and playing is so much that what matters is how it makes people feel!).
While Andre definitely did his part, and did so rather epically, rock music lovers got familiarised with Nusrat Fateh Ali Kahn long time ago when he and Eddie Vedder colaborated on Dead man walking soundtrack. Namely tracks The long road, and The face of love. Amazing singer
@@hithere_1967 if you want deeper understanding of these sub genres. The music in subcontinent is of mainly two type hindustaani and carnatic both traces its root from sashtriya Sangeet. Carnatic is mainly used in southern Indian states as well as some influence on srilanka music. Hindustani is more common in northern part of India and Pakistan. Another genre is qawali which was popularized by khwaja chisti in northern Indian(rajasthan),sindh which uses elements of hindustani music and islamic mysticism. Qawali again is very famous in pakistan ,and ustad Nusrat sahab was a master. Ustad in hindustani music means master ,used for people who follow islam While pandit is used for master who follows hinduism .
The stance is religious, but are the songs? The sitting contrasts so much with the way he sings that I assume they are, but it's fascinating either way.
@@osidiusemphatic there is some level of spirituality there but it would be wrong to say that the music is religious because its not. However, people have found spiritual healing in such forms.
Without you Without you, my heart's desire There's no point in living without you Every nerve and vein sings your name My eyes wait for you to come My heart yearns My eyes wait for you to come My heart yearns And calls to you Come back, I swear on our love My eyes wait for you to come My heart yearns Come back, my love, come back My eyes waiting… So it's simple song about love, but why do I think every time that the song has religious context and is devoted to God?
Whenever you read or hear about “Beloved” in Sufi writings and songs you should know it’s always about the God. In Urdu poems and Sufi writings there are two terms, Ishq-e-Haqeeqi (The True Love i.e. Love for God) and Ishq-e-Majazi (Metaphorical Love i.e. Love for God’s creature e.g Men, Women etc)
The relationship with God is described as falling in love with your beloved. Which is very different to Christianity relationship with God. The sufis want to fall in love purely and be in a state of ecstasy with God.
I’m loving that Sufi sindhi Ajrak scarf from Pakistan. You have embodied the finest spirit of what this musical culture continues to produce the best of east and west. ❤ the Sufi spirit is universal it’s roots is in divine love cultivated under the Islamic tradition but my god it’s beautiful to see it’s expression in every culture and every genre and every form of love. God Bless you Andre.
I don't know many people here know this but one of the best things about these shows that Ustad Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan used to do was there used to be alot of improvisation while performing on the spot. If you listen you any of his songs recorded in 2 different places you will definitely see that there is a lot of difference and improvisation. That's why he was titled as an "Ustad" which is "Master" in English because this man was a God level musician. You will never see him giving queues to any of the co-performers anyone in his team can come in steal the lime light with a mind blowing note and no matter where they wander with the notes they always find a way back to the song and that was one of the most beautiful things about his performance. Listening to his songs will take you to a journey.
After listening to this song for a couple times I can notice that you're finding a genuinely original structure for these mashups. It's like you're creating a new genre that doesn't feel derivative, but its own thing. Good job!!
This proves that no matter where you are from, what your religion is, music has no boundaries and can transcend all man made hindrances and obstacles..🔥🔥🔥
You don’t get enough credits for your chord’s choice: the vocal lines simply bloom, the song gains more depth and keeps on being interesting time after time. Thank you for this beauty!
What i love the most is the fact that with each video I can see Andre getting deeper into Sufism. There is not a more pure feeling in the world than the fact that you can feel the power of spirituality thru qaul. It is one of the oldest forms of music in today's world deeply connected with different religions More power to you
В очередной раз убеждаюсь, что движущей силой жизни, объединяющей человечество в единое целое являются: любовь, музыка и жажда нового. Стираются временные границы, и предубеждения, замыкается круг понимания того, что всё, что когда-то было или ещё будет с тобой, уже переживалось миллиардами людей до тебя. Только в единении и понимании мы сможем понять, в чём есть истинный смысл любви. Спасибо!
Andre having you join in with the singing during the second half of the video really brought tears to my eyes. So happy to see that you keep the essence of qawalis in your videos, your passion and love shines through. Much love from a grateful Pakistani 🙏
@@timmccarthy872 add more fun to the subtitles, do a bit of reading on "ishq Haqeeqi" or "Divine Love" which is the essence of sufi songs. theres a video by Lets talk religion called "Sufi music" check it out
These arrangements are just amazing! Especially with Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan and Nooran Sisters, I just can't stop listening. So heavy and emotional at the same time. Keep it up my man! Greetings from Serbia :)
Не перестаю восхищаться творчеством Андре. Чтобы встать рядом с живым классиком в полный рост и достойно показать себя, нужно иметь огромный талант и смелость. Браво!
@@ИванСеменов-ъ3з зато к счастью здравствуют (присутствующий на видео) «официальный преемник» Рахат и не менее талантливые племяши из Rizwan-Muazzam Qawwali.
Andre Antunes is the guitarist of all languages of all the time! This wonderful song is very tricky and difficult for natives regarding music development but you did it sir! Love from Skardu, Pakistan
I used to play in my college rock band and someone introduced me to the music of Nusrat. I was amazed by his vocal prowess and some similarity to heavy metal vocal chops such as compression and distortion in many of his songs. Twenty years later, Andre has finally matched those soaring vocals with a befitting metal track. Kudos!
Another masterpiece! These really are the best of your compositions. For everybody who is into these tracks, go back and listen to the originals. Really gives you an appreciation for what Andre does. Genius stuff here!
Nice! I love how western music embraced Nusrat (Peter Gabriel, Michael Brook, Gaudi, the Asian Underground, etc.) and now Andre! I saw Nusrat perform in Oakland many years ago. I was one of the few non-Pakistani in the audience. Everyone was dressed up so fancy and doused in wonderful fragrances. There was a constant line of people walking up to the stage - during the concert - to place money on the corner of the stage (it must be a Qawwali thing). It looked like one guy put down a large bill, picked up a whole bunch of bills as change, and then proceeded to return all the change on the stage, one bill at a time, bill after bill after bill. Nusrat sounded great and the experience was transcendental. You have done him justice! I love what you're doing in general with South Asian singers.
I love the stoner metal riff. this is gold. the lyrics are haunting. Thank you for the translation. Solo was on point and restrained with emotion the way they should be.
One word........gazab... Actually Nusrat ji was a real rock star back then and you did complete justice with the song...... Great fusion of of two eras
These Pakistani/Indian Fusion tracks are a masterpiece! I've been playing these tracks on repeat for a week now. Simply brilliant! It is insane how talented you are!
@@AntiAtheismIsUnstoppable Is Andre a Muslim? If not, Islamic ideas about what is or is not a sin wouldn't apply to him. Not sure how his mashup qualifies as hypocrisy, since he's not preaching one thing and practicing another. Which is what 'hypocrisy' means. Also, where do you get the idea that music and drums are a major sin? And can you tell us which places execute musicians? Is Pakistan one of them? Is Andre subject to the law of those "places"? I feel that you're lacking critical information. At least until you return to update your claims.
@@mjt1517 Wooouw, that is not what I am saying... I didn't say anything about andre actually.... I said the singer was officially a muslim, and as such, I would expect him to follow his faith, which clearly says no musical instruments. And then I later added, based on interviews with the singer, I don't believe he was actually muslim, because he said he liked classical music - which absolutely has any kinds of drums. So, this singer would have loved this video..... The reason why he became so popualr is obviously because he was so good. And many muslims (especially westernized muslims) are hypocrites, they enjoy what is haram, then just call it a grey area. They like what we like, but they're not allowed to express it for their faith. So... show this video in an area with sharia and punishment is indeed execution, or at least imprisonment or lashing. There's no way around it.
This is the Progressive Rock that the world needs. Prog will rise again, and Andre will be our leader. PLEASE get this formally released to the world so that we can adore it.
I’ve always been a fan of multicultural metal, some of the Chinese and Mongol metal band are incredible. Even Dio leaned into a lot of Arabian and Persian sounds in some songs. But, this is the first time I’ve heard anything like this! It’s awesome! I can imagine a lot of songs being like this, with local traditional instruments being introduced in the choral breaks. Excellent work!
@@denissetiawan3645 have a go with Nine Treasures (Spotify of course lists the most popular songs first, the top song is amazing.) and see how you get on with that. Their ‘Wisdom Eyes’ album is the one where they use localised instruments the most.
LYRICS Without you Without you, my heart's desire There's no point in living without you Every nerve and vein sings your name My eyes wait for you to come My heart yearns I cannot bear this loneliness My eyes wait for you to come Spring has come and it has gone But still i wait for you //chetti aaja dholna tenu akhiyan udeek diyan Come back, my love, come back My eyes waiting… If not now, when will you come? My eyes await some sign of you //Panchi murr gharaN nu aa gaye tu vi aaja dholna //tenu akhiyan udeek diyan The birds of spring are here again Why do you not come too? Don't fail me, I beg to you, In this loving season, come back
This is so refreshing, what great fusion. We demand more from Andre. The legend of NFAK lives on... beautiful ! The guy on background vocals is a young Rahat Fateh Ali Khan.
Greetings from the U.S. This was AMAZING! I have no idea what they were saying. But, the sounds, accompanied by the guitar 🎸 makes for an INCREDIBLE collaboration! Respect!😊❤️👋🏽👨🏽⚕️
Holy...you did it again!!! I've become a lover of Pakistani music a lot more!!!. This is so inspiring. Wish Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan was alive to hear this.
I think you’d enjoy this original Pakistani Qawwali Rock track from the grandsons one of the Harmonium players in this video 😊 HAIDERIUM ruclips.net/video/MXYDKi3mV2k/видео.html
Khan sahab is one of the great singer I've ever heard. He's qawwalis are just too addictive. Plus making it into a metalmix is just so good. What a remix.
Enjoyment : intense. It almost moved me to tears when i saw you singing along : i love how invested you are :) Thank you for the beautiful creations ! Take care.
You all know that feeling when a song is so good it gives you chills? And then that feeling keeps going and brings tears to your eyes? This is something very special. Andre, you are truly one of my musical inspirations, and in my opinion of the best musicians out there, period.
Thank you for broadening my musical horizons and introducing me to such wonderful musicians as the Nooran Sisters and the great Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, who as a metalhead I now sometimes listen to "solo". I bought you some coffee - Dear listeners please do the same so that we can continue to listen to such brilliant music and maybe even get an album - Thanks Andre!
Junoon has the best when you consider fusion, although almost every single Pakistani band has at least one good fusion track. Most of them are rock/pop style songs and not metal if that doesn't bother you.
What I haven't noticed anyone commenting on is the fantastic work that André has done in editing the VIDEO and AUDIO in this and other videos. Just the job of isolating the vocal audio from the original video (removing all the background, such as noise and other instruments), this is already worthy of an award. After that, all the work of composing, recording, mixing, resulting in these spectacular works.
This singer is so good too. Internet is a great place. U get exposed to all sorts of artists from around the world which was not possible before. Love to both.
This is the best one. It just is. Breathtaking. I've lost count of how many times I've played it. I'm starting to be able to sing parts of it phonetically. Thank you!
This was Brilliantly done ,… especially the part where they are like riff- battling almost,.. so strange how those musical lines transfer perfectly into metal rhythm form,.. it just goes to show how music is our universal language and infinitely malleable to connect even different genres into eachother,..your studio recording skills, and guitar work are historic on this one .
I spent many years in the middle east and your musical interpretation is wonderfully culturally accurate being true to the original, and you then lift it up to a wider audience with excellent composition, syncopation, and guitar mastery!
This music is from south east Asia, the subcontinent mainly India and Pakistan. Middle East just has a lot of people working from the subcontinent which is why people think it’s from there.
i've been decently into metal for a while, and i've also had my fair share of interest in vocals & singing. i have a very good range and good vocal control, since i was born with natural perfect pitch, but all my life i've just heard mostly White American and Western European music, the vocals in this song have STUNNED me because i CANNOT SING ALONG to parts of it. even the most fast-paced Western songs with the craziest notes i heard i can match, and i can even sing along to other languages like Italian, but the VOCAL CONTROL OF THESE SINGERS. and the NOTES THEY HOLD. THEY'RE SITTING DOWN. i can only DREAM to match it. ever since you've been making these metal covers of the Nooran Sisters and Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, i've been OBSESSED. i can't listen to Vocaloid anymore because i'm reminded of this, and what the human voice can do, and how nobody has ever even TRIED to bend a robotic voicebank to this level of expertise. you have altered my music taste at a level deeper than i thought possible. congratulations, Andre! if you continue to make these i will continue to gush about them to my friends forever
Lol I am a metal head...but no one in the entire planet even comes to indian singers... You haven't discovered indian classical songs yet.. If I May suggest there's an indian band called "agam".. You can try their songs. The lead vocalist will blow you away.
![Legendary Pakistani Singer goes Metal [Sanson Ki Mala Pe]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/bp9YVQcOjgo/mqdefault.jpg)
I'm a romanian person, living in the Netherlands, listening to a portuguese man playing a song from pakistan. The world is so wondereous sometimes
I'm Russian listener who is increasing this international miracle chain right next to you)
Amongst all the involved ones
HAVE BLISSFUL LIFE.GOD BLESS LOVE FROM INDIA
I'm from Nepal, living in India, reading your comment from Bhutan
Sastipen talí brother, romanian living in Spain enjoying this miracle too
I am a Hungarian guy from Slovakia and I will comment once more if I will be in Austria listening this music wonder again.
I like how your channel went from mocking the speech patterns of crazy fundamentalists to genuinely celebrating unconventional forms of singing.
Preach!
This happens when you met ustaad nusrat fateh ali khan
I can't stand this music and hope he will return to content that I subbed for
@@WinterInTheForest In its original, not my cup of tea either, but I'm not Pakistani. Could listen to the remixes many times though.
@@WinterInTheForest”I can’t stand this music” means that you hate it. Just think about that for a second.
Do you really hate it?
Maybe you just don’t get it?
Maybe there’s an element of the music that triggers a negative emotional response? If that’s the case, you gotta figure out why that’s happening and maybe try and resolve it.
I personally can’t stand Italian pop music. It sounds so cheesy and it’s always about the same thing. It also pales in comparison to American or English pop music, in my opinion. But, if someone like this guy, we’re to make a fusion remix of an Italian pop singer, make it sound like metal with insane double kick drumming underneath, I would definitely appreciate that!
I'm a 50+ years old Turkish rocker and this is something I've been looking for a long time. What you've done with pieces from Nusret Ali Han (and Nuran Sisters) are priceless. This one is on par with some epic metal symphony, no less.
Regards, And I Hope Türkiye Still Strong
I'm from Brazil and never heard anything before about the great Nusret Ali and the Noonan Sisters, because this epic work from Andre I'm always listening them.
@@lipenscm This music isn't Turkish, idk why did this guy even mention Türkiye lol
@@Jalterra check the recent news from the world a bit, damn it.
@@Jalterra The person said they're Turkish because they're Turkish. They didn't say the music is Turkish.
You realize just how exceptional Andre is when he further elevates an already legendary qawwali as a metal track. Brilliance!
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That was my first thought. How do you Make Ustad Nusrat (PBUH), better? Just add Andre!
Indeed I was listening again this morning and thinking exactly the same...
Whaaaaaaaaaaaaaattttt !!! Growing up in Pakistan playing drums for a tool, Metallica, RATM band, went back to my qawwali roots in my late 20's. These covers are pure friming heaven. The centuries old Qawwali tradition translates perfectly to Progressive metal music. Love this.
That's a connection that as an European I would have never made and the day I realized it was as if the world had been in black and white and I could suddenly see in color.
agree..
Tool & RATM are some of my favorite western bands, but Ustad Nusrat is as heavy as it gets. Qawwali music and metal go together like chocolate and peanut butter. I hope more western musicians incorporate South Asian music, as the stellar band Boy Hits Car does.
I think our classical music also used veena instrument with such vocals so metal has always been complementary with our music just lost the art of it in comparison to vocals
I, a Pakistani metalhead, approve this. Great work Andre \m/
I, myself, was not aware of the beauty of Pakistani music! Since Andre started doing these versions, I've found the original ones and started listening to them (though I cannot understand what is being sung...but the beauty of the singing and playing is so much that what matters is how it makes people feel!).
I'm always in awe of their voice control. Not easy!
after michael Brooks he has done the best
I would sure like to know the lyrics though!
n/ ( - , - )
n/ rock on brother!
My liking for Pakistani music is growing!
This is still American music, just the lyrics are in Urdu. So it's not "Pakistani music". But yeah, Andy's covers are very good!
and how Andre sits waiting for the lotus..... amazing
@@nemesis30485 i see
The music wasn't bad at all But 2 things didn't came of good imo
1- using to many instruments
2- lack of emotions in some parts.
@@ElectrickDragon I actually like ustad nusrat's work.
Andy helped me discover him.
Listen to these.
1. Beqarar by Karvan
2. Jab Chahun ga by Karvan
3. Isi Gardish e Mah o sal main by Karvan
4. Sawal by Aaroh
5. Aag by Aaroh
6. Janay Kyun by Aaroh
7. Na Kaho by Aaroh
So so blown away by India& Pakistan going metal. Album of the decade
No india. The original is all Pakistan
@@mraza9pakistan or india doesnt have any unique hindustani...
U cant make borders on music.
Ustad is ours tooo
@@mraza9Tell us you are illiterate without telling us you are illiterate!!
@@sekhorpathak7490 how does Modi’s salty sweaty balls taste in your mouth hombre? A little too much masala there? Nothing Indian about this. Talk about illiteracy. Jesus the cognitive dissonance.
#FreeKashmir!
Signed - a New Yorker with no dog in the fight, but knows an authoritatian bootlicking backward toilet longing society.
Peace and namaste. Om!!
@@sekhorpathak7490 he told the truth actually.
His eyes might be open but he isn't seeing what's in from of him... He's on other dimension look at his hands his body his movements what a legend Mr nusrat fateh Ali Khan, and dear antune please don't stop making such a master piece like this one... Lots of love and good wishes from Pakistan 🇵🇰❤️❤️
Anyone else notice the few brilliant flourishes from Rahat Fateh Ali Khan? He looks so young!
Rahat looks like a child! His voice is always such a beautiful counterpoint to Ustad Nusrat's, PBUH.
This Pakistani series is pure gold. Very well done! Huge thanks from Russia - cannot stop listening those masterpieces)
Do something about your president, he will destroy these masterpieces with a nuclear world war
@@ВикингНордович seems like you're sure that trolling random guy from Russia on the internet makes you a better person. No, it doesn't. To the subject: not every Russian supports putin; however, not every Russian who doesn't, has an ability and will to leave Russia.
@@ВикингНордович don't tell me what should I do, and I won't tell you where should you go)
You're just a random noname user, I won't spend my time on making excuses for the whole Russia to you) have a nice day, bro, I going to enjoy some music)
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Maybe he can turn some BEK channel songs into metal. lots of potential there.
So happy to see a foreigner appreciating our cultural symbols( Sindhi Ajrak ) and music. Love from Karachi fellow Metalhead!🤘🤘
is metal still alive in pakistan
@@wildae. Yeah but it's an underground genre in the country.
If you want to listen to some death metal from Pakistan, you should listen to Azaab's album Summoning the Cataclysm. You'll surely like it. It's their debut album released last year I think.
It's amazing! It sounds so natural somehow. Love it.
@@don825 Yeah
is this urdu language?
Man, this guy can sing. So much soul, I love it.
Check out "Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan in Concert Paris 1988"...
No exaggeration, the Best ever!
Both Nusret and Rahat fateh ali khan are accomplished singers
This "guy" called "Ustaad", roughly means who is a master in the knowledge of music. Ustad Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan was one of the most accomplished and famous singer from Indian subcontinent in the 20th century.
Check out also Peter Gabriel "Signal to noise" ; in the "Up" album version there are two incredibile solos by Nusrat.
He is one of the Greats , Love from India 💖
Ok hear me on this... The Grammy's need to expand their categories to include music that doesn't fit the traditional music publishing model. Andre's music blows away anything being awarded there (imho).
And then Andre's music needs nominated. I would even be ok with him sharing the Grammy with his sources of inspiration, living or posthumously. tldr; This is Grammy award worthy stuff right here! Bravo 🤟🏼👏🏼
With all due respect, the is not Andre"s music. Don't disrespect centuries old South Asian folk music like that. its just that its presented to you in a form that's familiar and palatable to you by Andre. It's the chicken tikka masala version of music.
I tell you without exaggeration. Many of your tracks are beautiful, like fresh blood. This track, for example, can become a melodic basis for an entire album. This is a very voluminous and conceptual track. Bravo!
The most incredible part is it sounds like they recorded it together, it’s so seamless and well mixed
I'm a British born-Pakistani and hearing these fusions is giving me a newfound love for my people's music.
Thank you Andre 🙏
Hell yeah bro, another British listener here
Really how is qawali originated from paxtan 🤣🤣🤣
Bro ur ancestors are watching 😂😂
My children are 1/4 Pakistani ethnicity and they are enjoying experiencing the music from part of their heritage.
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Great to hear the music of two disparate regions and cultures of the world combine . It works incredibly well . Peace and love through music .
Two musicians, though decades apart, still connecting through the spirit of music. Well done.
The craziest part is that it’s so seamless it feels like they recorded it together. Perfection
One thing that i believe everyone would agree NUSRAT FATEH ALI KHAN lefi this world in 90s era yet His greatness and music is still contemporary. His music is timesless and speacially transcends boundaries.🎉
Holy cow, I don’t even know what they are saying and I cried! That was incredible.
Turned on subtitles, you like with lyrics
Then I believe your heart is open and you are in for a lifetime of musical joy. I started the same journey some years ago and I'm glad you on the train! And DO turn on subtitles. Reading the lyrics of Qawwali music is like reading Shakespeare. Peace from the US.
You should read the subtitles. It is beautiful poetry.
Thanks for the suggestion! You all were right! ❤
You have opened treasure chest to Rock music lovers by bringing Nusrat sahab’s voice to them… Gr8 works…Love from India 🇮🇳
I, myself, was not aware of the beauty of Pakistani music! Since Andre started doing these versions, I've found the original ones and started listening to them (though I cannot understand what is being sung...but the beauty of the singing and playing is so much that what matters is how it makes people feel!).
While Andre definitely did his part, and did so rather epically, rock music lovers got familiarised with Nusrat Fateh Ali Kahn long time ago when he and Eddie Vedder colaborated on Dead man walking soundtrack. Namely tracks The long road, and The face of love. Amazing singer
@@CroLlama I didn't know about that! I'm definitely going to check that out!
The dude absolutely rocks. The Asian music circuit in London just went to 11.
@@hithere_1967 if you want deeper understanding of these sub genres.
The music in subcontinent is of mainly two type hindustaani and carnatic both traces its root from sashtriya Sangeet.
Carnatic is mainly used in southern Indian states as well as some influence on srilanka music.
Hindustani is more common in northern part of India and Pakistan.
Another genre is qawali which was popularized by khwaja chisti in northern Indian(rajasthan),sindh which uses elements of hindustani music and islamic mysticism.
Qawali again is very famous in pakistan ,and ustad Nusrat sahab was a master.
Ustad in hindustani music means master ,used for people who follow islam
While pandit is used for master who follows hinduism .
Watching you sit cross legged in the traditional qawali stance singing Akhiyan Udeek Diyan is the highlight of my year so far!!
With ajrak (sindhi ceremonial garment) over his shoulders too.
Indeed
The stance is religious, but are the songs? The sitting contrasts so much with the way he sings that I assume they are, but it's fascinating either way.
@@osidiusemphatic the songs are basically love songs about the Creator, whatever form that might take for the listener
@@osidiusemphatic there is some level of spirituality there but it would be wrong to say that the music is religious because its not. However, people have found spiritual healing in such forms.
I think everyone in this comment section would agree... Please continue making this amazing sound. You don't find this anywhere else!!!!!
This deserves an album
это лучшее что слышали мои уши за последнее время!!! СПАСИБО, БРО! С Любовью из России!
I grew up as a guest in Pakistan and this just warms my heart. Thank you Andre.
You were a guest for a long time man!
Wdym by a guest?
@@chickynuggy1574 I spent a few years there, my father was working as an expat.
@@marianaldenhoevel7240 oh okay!!
From a Canadian of Indian decent let me say without reservation.... Andre you are one talented dude‼️
You did it again..well done‼️👍🏾
I know you probably consider yourself a metal guitarist but you write amazing early 90s type grunge riffs. And this singer is absolutely KILLING it
You are right and that solo at 4:13 reminds me of early STP stuff
Agreed 100%
I got soundgarden vibes
This is actually trail-blazing musical experimentation and composition 😲
He is not just a Pak Legend. One of few to absolutely rule over India as well.🙏
Without you
Without you, my heart's desire
There's no point in living without you
Every nerve and vein sings your name
My eyes wait for you to come
My heart yearns
My eyes wait for you to come
My heart yearns
And calls to you
Come back, I swear on our love
My eyes wait for you to come
My heart yearns
Come back, my love, come back My eyes waiting…
So it's simple song about love, but why do I think every time that the song has religious context and is devoted to God?
Whenever you read or hear about “Beloved” in Sufi writings and songs you should know it’s always about the God. In Urdu poems and Sufi writings there are two terms, Ishq-e-Haqeeqi (The True Love i.e. Love for God) and Ishq-e-Majazi (Metaphorical Love i.e. Love for God’s creature e.g Men, Women etc)
Yeah you’re talking about a mystical song in the land where mysticism was born.
Because it is
The relationship with God is described as falling in love with your beloved. Which is very different to Christianity relationship with God. The sufis want to fall in love purely and be in a state of ecstasy with God.
@@stellalunas499 it should be that way with Christians in response to what He has done for us!
The chord progression is out of this world!Amazing!
I’m loving that Sufi sindhi Ajrak scarf from Pakistan. You have embodied the finest spirit of what this musical culture continues to produce the best of east and west. ❤ the Sufi spirit is universal it’s roots is in divine love cultivated under the Islamic tradition but my god it’s beautiful to see it’s expression in every culture and every genre and every form of love. God Bless you Andre.
Yes, he's wearing the Sindhi Ajrak.
Ajrakh 😍
I don't know many people here know this but one of the best things about these shows that Ustad Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan used to do was there used to be alot of improvisation while performing on the spot. If you listen you any of his songs recorded in 2 different places you will definitely see that there is a lot of difference and improvisation. That's why he was titled as an "Ustad" which is "Master" in English because this man was a God level musician. You will never see him giving queues to any of the co-performers anyone in his team can come in steal the lime light with a mind blowing note and no matter where they wander with the notes they always find a way back to the song and that was one of the most beautiful things about his performance. Listening to his songs will take you to a journey.
❤
all these indian and pakistani metal songs should be released into a single album. These are great songs.
Andre, my man, you’re not a musician for me. You’re a freaking magician, and that guitar is your wand. Hats off man
After listening to this song for a couple times I can notice that you're finding a genuinely original structure for these mashups. It's like you're creating a new genre that doesn't feel derivative, but its own thing. Good job!!
💯
hail to the #SufiRock
This proves that no matter where you are from, what your religion is, music has no boundaries and can transcend all man made hindrances and obstacles..🔥🔥🔥
Because it stems from the same source despite the skin suite
what ? It does not make any sense, my friend. Sorry to burst your bubble
Unless you are a muslim
It's because music is the reason for existence 😉
@@muxiclane the guy singing is a Muslim. Or rather, was.
My father was from Pakistan and grew up hearing this type of music . Wish back then had this metal sound cause it sounds awesome
This guy need to be in the next season of Coke Studio Pakistan.
He's dead
@@Unknown108e_0_0
really wtf?
@@daniyalsajid6683 yup in 1997
I guess he talking about the guitarist not about the legend NFAK ..
@@Unknown108e_0_0
I Know That Man.
I thought you were saying about the guitarist
You don’t get enough credits for your chord’s choice: the vocal lines simply bloom, the song gains more depth and keeps on being interesting time after time. Thank you for this beauty!
What a perfect song for the Valentine’s Day! Having subtitles is awesome! Obrigado & Shukriya
THERE'S SUBS!?!? ❣️❣️❣️
What i love the most is the fact that with each video I can see Andre getting deeper into Sufism. There is not a more pure feeling in the world than the fact that you can feel the power of spirituality thru qaul.
It is one of the oldest forms of music in today's world deeply connected with different religions
More power to you
2:13 to 2:34 i cant describe how i feel about that part.. im listening to this song every day for the last 3 Month.. pure insanity! I love it!
This is a piece of art
Coming back after 1 year still remember when andre used to drop bangers like this good days
Aj tenu aakhiya udeek diyan
В очередной раз убеждаюсь, что движущей силой жизни, объединяющей человечество в единое целое являются: любовь, музыка и жажда нового. Стираются временные границы, и предубеждения, замыкается круг понимания того, что всё, что когда-то было или ещё будет с тобой, уже переживалось миллиардами людей до тебя. Только в единении и понимании мы сможем понять, в чём есть истинный смысл любви. Спасибо!
❤ вы истинно глаголите
Truth👍
nao se usa virgula entre sujeito e predicado. espero ter ajudado.
Perfect Comment. 100% Agree
Ну и бардак же у тебя в голове
Andre having you join in with the singing during the second half of the video really brought tears to my eyes. So happy to see that you keep the essence of qawalis in your videos, your passion and love shines through. Much love from a grateful Pakistani 🙏
🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤟🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
wow thanks for subtitles, this Indian and Pakistani mashups are finest of your works
Damn! Didn't notice there were subtitles, I'll have to watch this again.
@@timmccarthy872 add more fun to the subtitles, do a bit of reading on "ishq Haqeeqi" or "Divine Love" which is the essence of sufi songs. theres a video by Lets talk religion called "Sufi music" check it out
@@timmccarthy872 we will watch it again regardless \m/
Одна песня даëт понять, что у целой страны есть и высокая культура и тысячелетняя история.
These arrangements are just amazing! Especially with Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan and Nooran Sisters, I just can't stop listening. So heavy and emotional at the same time. Keep it up my man! Greetings from Serbia :)
Не перестаю восхищаться творчеством Андре. Чтобы встать рядом с живым классиком в полный рост и достойно показать себя, нужно иметь огромный талант и смелость. Браво!
К величайшему сожалению Нусрата в живых нет уже давно.
@@ИванСеменов-ъ3з зато к счастью здравствуют (присутствующий на видео) «официальный преемник» Рахат и не менее талантливые племяши из Rizwan-Muazzam Qawwali.
Been listening to NFak since I was a kid. Andre, your remix fusion series with Nusrat songs are pure magic. Love from India ❤🇮🇳
Song finish..I press repeat. I know this gets less views then screaming Karens, but this is so much more healing and heartwarming. Thank you Andre.
Andre Antunes is the guitarist of all languages of all the time!
This wonderful song is very tricky and difficult for natives regarding music development but you did it sir!
Love from Skardu, Pakistan
I used to play in my college rock band and someone introduced me to the music of Nusrat. I was amazed by his vocal prowess and some similarity to heavy metal vocal chops such as compression and distortion in many of his songs. Twenty years later, Andre has finally matched those soaring vocals with a befitting metal track. Kudos!
I had no idea who Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan was, now I know and will search more about his music... cheers from Brazil
Another masterpiece! These really are the best of your compositions. For everybody who is into these tracks, go back and listen to the originals. Really gives you an appreciation for what Andre does. Genius stuff here!
How this styles come together is kind of a miracle.
Nice!
I love how western music embraced Nusrat (Peter Gabriel, Michael Brook, Gaudi, the Asian Underground, etc.) and now Andre!
I saw Nusrat perform in Oakland many years ago. I was one of the few non-Pakistani in the audience. Everyone was dressed up so fancy and doused in wonderful fragrances. There was a constant line of people walking up to the stage - during the concert - to place money on the corner of the stage (it must be a Qawwali thing). It looked like one guy put down a large bill, picked up a whole bunch of bills as change, and then proceeded to return all the change on the stage, one bill at a time, bill after bill after bill.
Nusrat sounded great and the experience was transcendental.
You have done him justice! I love what you're doing in general with South Asian singers.
Brother you don't even realise what Gem you have unearthed..! This Fusion of Indian/Pakistani Classics With Metal and Rock is for the Ages❤❤
the hits keep coming. this has opened the doors to a whole new world of music to me.
I love the stoner metal riff. this is gold.
the lyrics are haunting. Thank you for the translation.
Solo was on point and restrained with emotion the way they should be.
One word........gazab... Actually Nusrat ji was a real rock star back then and you did complete justice with the song...... Great fusion of of two eras
The vocalizations are kinda insane, very high skill and energy requirement, no joke
These Pakistani/Indian Fusion tracks are a masterpiece! I've been playing these tracks on repeat for a week now. Simply brilliant! It is insane how talented you are!
Babe wake up new qawwali metal remix just dropped
It's a bit hyopcritical though since music and in particular music with drums is a major sin in islame. Punishment is execution in some places.
So...
@@AntiAtheismIsUnstoppable no it isn't? wtf lmao you do realize this is from one of the most conservative muslim countries
@@stoppls1709 don't waste your time on this dude
His videos and subscribed list shows how much he is lost in his world.
@@AntiAtheismIsUnstoppable Is Andre a Muslim? If not, Islamic ideas about what is or is not a sin wouldn't apply to him. Not sure how his mashup qualifies as hypocrisy, since he's not preaching one thing and practicing another. Which is what 'hypocrisy' means.
Also, where do you get the idea that music and drums are a major sin? And can you tell us which places execute musicians? Is Pakistan one of them? Is Andre subject to the law of those "places"?
I feel that you're lacking critical information. At least until you return to update your claims.
@@mjt1517 Wooouw, that is not what I am saying... I didn't say anything about andre actually....
I said the singer was officially a muslim, and as such, I would expect him to follow his faith, which clearly says no musical instruments.
And then I later added, based on interviews with the singer, I don't believe he was actually muslim, because he said he liked classical music - which absolutely has any kinds of drums. So, this singer would have loved this video.....
The reason why he became so popualr is obviously because he was so good. And many muslims (especially westernized muslims) are hypocrites, they enjoy what is haram, then just call it a grey area. They like what we like, but they're not allowed to express it for their faith.
So... show this video in an area with sharia and punishment is indeed execution, or at least imprisonment or lashing. There's no way around it.
It’s 5am for me over here & I already know it’s going to be awesome day. Your music has special powers! Thank you Sir!💪😁👍
2 pm in germany ✌🏻
I watched this yesterday. I woke up this morning with it going through my head. I have found a new addiction!
This is the Progressive Rock that the world needs. Prog will rise again, and Andre will be our leader. PLEASE get this formally released to the world so that we can adore it.
I’ve always been a fan of multicultural metal, some of the Chinese and Mongol metal band are incredible. Even Dio leaned into a lot of Arabian and Persian sounds in some songs.
But, this is the first time I’ve heard anything like this! It’s awesome! I can imagine a lot of songs being like this, with local traditional instruments being introduced in the choral breaks. Excellent work!
can you recommend me some chinese & mongol metal?
@@denissetiawan3645 have a go with Nine Treasures (Spotify of course lists the most popular songs first, the top song is amazing.) and see how you get on with that. Their ‘Wisdom Eyes’ album is the one where they use localised instruments the most.
Please come out with more Pakistani Folk metal, sosososososso good to hear it this way
Man the lyrics to this song are like the poet was touched by divine presence. Cuts thru heart like knife. Andre is inspiring as always.
Agora pra ficar perfeito só falta adicionar no Spotify! 🙏 E por favor, queremos mais Nusrat Fateh!
LYRICS
Without you
Without you, my heart's desire
There's no point in living without you
Every nerve and vein sings your name
My eyes wait for you to come
My heart yearns
I cannot bear this loneliness
My eyes wait for you to come
Spring has come and it has gone
But still i wait for you
//chetti aaja dholna tenu akhiyan udeek diyan
Come back, my love, come back My eyes waiting…
If not now, when will you come?
My eyes await some sign of you
//Panchi murr gharaN nu aa gaye tu vi aaja dholna
//tenu akhiyan udeek diyan
The birds of spring are here again
Why do you not come too?
Don't fail me, I beg to you, In this loving season, come back
Outro br
sim 🙏
This is so refreshing, what great fusion. We demand more from Andre. The legend of NFAK lives on... beautiful ! The guy on background vocals is a young Rahat Fateh Ali Khan.
Greetings from the U.S. This was AMAZING! I have no idea what they were saying. But, the sounds, accompanied by the guitar 🎸 makes for an INCREDIBLE collaboration! Respect!😊❤️👋🏽👨🏽⚕️
Didn't know I needed Pakistani Metal in my life.
Holy...you did it again!!! I've become a lover of Pakistani music a lot more!!!. This is so inspiring. Wish Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan was alive to hear this.
I think you’d enjoy this original Pakistani Qawwali Rock track from the grandsons one of the Harmonium players in this video 😊
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@@omairsh8 Absolutely I will!! Thank you for the answer.
@@omairsh8 It is incredible!!! so emotional, LOVE THIS!!! THANK YOU VERY MUCH for this recommendation!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤
I love your metal qawwali more and more every day, Andre...
I salute you to the highest appreciation
Greetings from Bali
This has some energy, it makes me cry.
ANDRE I DISCOVERED YOU TODAY AND ITS THE BEST IVE HAD IN 2023
Another Gem from ustad NFAK. Another gem from Andre Antunes. Can’t have enough. Keep it up,
Khan sahab is one of the great singer I've ever heard. He's qawwalis are just too addictive. Plus making it into a metalmix is just so good. What a remix.
Enjoyment : intense.
It almost moved me to tears when i saw you singing along : i love how invested you are :) Thank you for the beautiful creations !
Take care.
Andre has done so many parodies, but you can tell he’s very respectful and invested in Ustad NFAK’s music. Total love and respect
You all know that feeling when a song is so good it gives you chills? And then that feeling keeps going and brings tears to your eyes? This is something very special.
Andre, you are truly one of my musical inspirations, and in my opinion of the best musicians out there, period.
Thank you for broadening my musical horizons and introducing me to such wonderful musicians as the Nooran Sisters and the great Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan,
who as a metalhead I now sometimes listen to "solo".
I bought you some coffee - Dear listeners please do the same so that we can continue to listen to such brilliant music and maybe even get an album - Thanks Andre!
Is there any chance those amazing Pakistani fusions become available on Spotify so I can play them on repeat for infinity?
Junoon has the best when you consider fusion, although almost every single Pakistani band has at least one good fusion track. Most of them are rock/pop style songs and not metal if that doesn't bother you.
What I haven't noticed anyone commenting on is the fantastic work that André has done in editing the VIDEO and AUDIO in this and other videos.
Just the job of isolating the vocal audio from the original video (removing all the background, such as noise and other instruments), this is already worthy of an award.
After that, all the work of composing, recording, mixing, resulting in these spectacular works.
Mind blown! Love the way you built such a melodic composition over the original.
I am beginning to think that listening to it 10 times a day is not normal.
No it’s not, should be at least 20
I'm beginning to think it is.
I have a playlist of his india metal. I call it Indie metal
Only 10?
@@omairsh8 only 20?
This singer is so good too. Internet is a great place. U get exposed to all sorts of artists from around the world which was not possible before. Love to both.
I hope this is going to be available on Spotify
This is the best one. It just is. Breathtaking. I've lost count of how many times I've played it. I'm starting to be able to sing parts of it phonetically. Thank you!
A match made in heaven. Incredible!
This was Brilliantly done ,… especially the part where they are like riff- battling almost,.. so strange how those musical lines transfer perfectly into metal rhythm form,.. it just goes to show how music is our universal language and infinitely malleable to connect even different genres into eachother,..your studio recording skills, and guitar work are historic on this one .
Dem syncopations!
Dem Chord progressions!
Demon expelling voice!
Simply awesome!
I cant believe how good this is. This is true art.
It just seems as if no one does Pakistani metal like Andre. Love it
I spent many years in the middle east and your musical interpretation is wonderfully culturally accurate being true to the original, and you then lift it up to a wider audience with excellent composition, syncopation, and guitar mastery!
This music is from south east Asia, the subcontinent mainly India and Pakistan. Middle East just has a lot of people working from the subcontinent which is why people think it’s from there.
This gives me goosebumps . Whats a chorus , and awesome selection of chords.
i've been decently into metal for a while, and i've also had my fair share of interest in vocals & singing. i have a very good range and good vocal control, since i was born with natural perfect pitch, but all my life i've just heard mostly White American and Western European music, the vocals in this song have STUNNED me because i CANNOT SING ALONG to parts of it. even the most fast-paced Western songs with the craziest notes i heard i can match, and i can even sing along to other languages like Italian, but the VOCAL CONTROL OF THESE SINGERS. and the NOTES THEY HOLD. THEY'RE SITTING DOWN. i can only DREAM to match it. ever since you've been making these metal covers of the Nooran Sisters and Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, i've been OBSESSED. i can't listen to Vocaloid anymore because i'm reminded of this, and what the human voice can do, and how nobody has ever even TRIED to bend a robotic voicebank to this level of expertise. you have altered my music taste at a level deeper than i thought possible. congratulations, Andre! if you continue to make these i will continue to gush about them to my friends forever
This is soo damn true.
Lol I am a metal head...but no one in the entire planet even comes to indian singers... You haven't discovered indian classical songs yet.. If I May suggest there's an indian band called "agam".. You can try their songs. The lead vocalist will blow you away.
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