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If I close my eyes while listening to the latest Sajid & Zeeshan offering, Nothing Compares, I can literally picture exactly how they would perform this electro-acoustic pop song live. It’s been many years since one has attended a Sajid & Zeeshan concert, probably well over a decade, but their performance would draw you in visually as much as it did through their music. Sajid would flit between doing the vocals, playing both the electric and acoustic guitars and the harmonica while Zeeshan would deftly work the electrical components on his laptop, play the keyboard as well as provide the backing vocals to the song. How quickly and seamlessly they moved between instruments and singing and how perfectly attuned they were to their performance was mesmerising, to say the least. ....
Farewell, Farhad! Have a great gig in the sky Overload frontman passes away at the age of 42 KARACHI: Few people get the opportunity to be a part of legacies, even fewer are able to add on to them. Farhad Humayun not only added to his family’s incredible legacy but also managed to build upon it brilliantly and uniquely in a short span of two decades. Born in 1978 to actor Navid Shahzad and cricket commentator Shahzad Humayun, Farhad passed away on Tuesday morning as the virtuoso drummer behind Overload. The band announced his passing in a Facebook note that read, The magnificent Farhad Humayun left us for the stars this morning. Stoic in the face of challenges, uncompromising in his values, generous to a fault, witty as hell! Fadi was far too ahead of his time, both in spirit and art. ....
Tribune Take: When DIY music became the new normal in Pakistan A better year for Pakistani songs comes to a close with new platforms and more original content KARACHI: For the past 12 months, discourse on anything, be it commerce, arts, and culture, sociology, science, or the correlation between all of them, ends up being a commentary on how the ongoing pandemic has been detrimental to a particular walk of life. With respect to arts and entertainment, it has almost become a cliché to talk about how the coronavirus has crippled the industry. By no means does it mean that the plight of stakeholders doesn’t warrant attention. Film-makers, musicians, actors, and other performers, particularly the ones that did not fall under the 1% cream of the crop, have seen the rug slipped from underneath. If music alone is focused, with the sudden ban on concerts for an indefinite period, the main source of livelihood for musicians was cut off. The recording industry also witnes ....