What worked for me: 1. The bass. You can run, but you can't hide from it. The bass was brilliant throughout the entire song. 2. Back Vocals. I was blown away by Sunidhi's energetic take on this song. Simply outstanding. 3. Kabil Mia's trumpet. I am a huge fan, and he didn't disappoint this time as well. 4. Boga's sublime appearance and his khomok. 5. Tashfi and Suchana's powerful singing. Things that didn't work for me: 1. Murshidabadi's voice, like you said. I literally double-checked my headphones to see if the volume was lowered down or if I had gone deaf! I am just relieved now that some other people also felt that it's actually his voice that did not match the power the song required. Nothing to take away from him; I am a huge fan of his other works. It just didn't work for me for this particular song. 2. The lyrics of the melody part where Arnob joins to sing. The melody was beautiful, but the lyrics were pretty ordinary in my opinion. Also, this melody part I would love more if I could hear it as a separate song. But it didn't blend well here, I felt. 3. The way they pronounced অরসিক। everytime It sounded like ও রসিক to me. It was pretty disturbing once I started noticing it. I would say this song, for me, was a mixed bag of some liked and not-so-liked elements. But what I always appreciate is experimentation. I have always felt that Coke Studio Bangla is not afraid of doing experimentation, and I have huge respect for the entire team for this as well. On a side note, You guys looked a bit tired to me. I hope everything is going well in your life. Take care
Lyrics except that was actually good and thought-provoking. That should be noted as well. It was that which neutralized the lack of energy in Murshid's voice
@@king_halcyonIt goes without saying that this is absolutely my personal opinion. Of course, people will have different opinions from their own perspectives. I have nothing against the lyrics of the main song. They are indeed thought-provoking and carry the main spirit of the song. However, the lyrics were also the reason I found the modern part of the lyrics flat and not so appealing.
Very well put indeed! Again, nothing against Murshidabadi but probably more energy was required. Some of viewers also made an interesting observation that his voice might not have been processed in the best way during post-production. Maybe this could be the reason too!
Fuad is the main composer of this song. I would say, He is one of the best composer of this subcontinent. If you listen to his other songs, You will realize what im saying.
Till now the most perfect and on point reaction and review video of this song so far. No wonder why we all keep waiting for your videos. Keep up the good work guys 🔥
Exactly on point, I Couldn't agree more with you guys. About the outro, basically they tried to mix it in a bengali way of celebrating weddings and programs during the 90's with trumpet. That's what I think, I might be wrong. Basically thats the essence they tried to project and I appreciate them for the try.
Dang maaan.... what a rollercoaster... seemless transitions... the main vocal was buzzing soothingly in the ether... lots of national/international music specialists are talkin about it so positively and want to explore more bangla music... beat boxing was funbeat of heart as a British beatboxer shouted it lit. Philosophyical lyrics, everything was smashing and celebration vibe in music.... it's one of the best of cks across the countries. Shout out to CSB... THEY DID IT ......
I've been waiting for your reaction videos and pretty honest reaction i must say. You should listen to Fuad's compositions album like BONNO, VARIATION 25, VARIATION 25.2.. And yes waiting for "KOTHA KOYO NA" reaction video. 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩
Yo Brothers ! I was eagerly waiting for your reaction on Dewana ! Great to see you two back ! This arrangement is from Fuad Al Muktadir, the guy playing the piano !
Loved the reaction guys 👍🏽 Music started from both Bengal and spread to other regions which is why some of the best musicians, singers, music directors all have lineage to both parts of Bengal East & West. This track had it all, the variety of music and instruments, the beats, rock, jazz, funk, beatboxing drum & base vibes the whole lot, truly amazing piece of artistry. We’re happy that you are reacting to Bangladeshi music because it’s about time our music is highlighted and it will hit the heights it so deserves, everyone are taking notice. Again many thanks bro 🇧🇩
Regarding South Asia when it comes to certain genres of music and themes which came into Bollywood with the likes of RD Burman and many other Bengali artist and musical directors
Okay so top music directors in Bollywood and India are lying when they said this regarding the likes of RD Burman, Bappi Lihari etc, chill mate it’s not my point of voice I’m merely sharing the POV of others in the music industry
Completely agreed on the comments you did about murshidabadi part....it make me realise that how good your review is...how honest they are...amazing I totally agree with you❤❤❤💥💥💥💥lots of love🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩
Completely agree with u guys. This song didn't hit me much when I listened to it first time but it grew on me gradually. Still I think some portions were totally unnecessary which ruined the actual taste of Kawali. Yet again agree with Haris, it was an experiment which is needed!
I agree completely about the lead vocal! It doesn't work for me either. It could be replaced by Rinku, who sang "Kanar Hatbazar." You guys reacted to this song before.
Spot on with the beatboxing part. It truly felt off and instantly took down the intensity of the track once it came on. But it’s a skill for sure and probably fits better in a different number
I am telling those who do not know Fuad. Fuad means something new Fuad means getting something new. Fuad means new flavor Fuad means some exception Fuad means music composer❤you Boss Fuad sir ❤
I like your reactions when you guys watch coke studio bangla songs for the first time and discover bits and pieces together. Pre watching takes something away, can’t exactly pin point :). I know you guys are catching up but good work. Thanks
Welcome back & thanks for your honest review. You guys spot on perfectly & top of that I would say there are too much experimental things! Finally it's very natural that somerhing goes wrong because of the settings of priority! But Yes, it has open up a new door & new way of experiment on Kawali Song.
Other than Murshidabadi there are other singers from West Bengal too including Arnob's wife Sunidhi and Madhubanti Bagchi(from Dokhino Hawa) and many more because Arnob focuses more on their capability rather than their nationality.
Thank you Haris and Hammad, you just spoke my mind! You spoke about the exact things I noticed, liked and disliked about the track! The song felt underwhelming to me on first listen as well. Only saving grace was Boga (he smoked Murshidabadi in 5 seconds). On second and third listen, I got the guitar and electronic parts. I am not a fan of beatboxing as well, and the part on this song was not very high quality either, but my God that Dotara chord! The ladies were better than Murshidabadi, but I agree with you guys that it needed the whip like Sumi's. I would also like to hear more of Fuad's electronic work. I expected more of it in the outro, missed that sorely. As I have said it many times, listening to these songs with you guys doubles the fun. Thank you again for that.
@@LetsTalkAboutIt-Reactions I just listened to the original. Wanted to share with you guys. It's traditional, and maybe because of that if just sounds more complete: th-cam.com/video/clqqrL60rO8/w-d-xo.html
At last someone agreed that beatbox wasn't required in this track 😂 the best part of the song , the Jugalbandi of Boga and Murshidabadi, that's it. Season 1 set the bar pretty high with the choice of singers but season 2 kinda pales in comparison.
Appreciated your very honest and unbiased reaction to the song. I just wish, you understand this language little better which could help you to enjoy bengali songs much better.
Great review!! Very honestly said. It’s very easy to say some cheesy words rather than being constructively critical. Without pointing out the specifics, I also liked most parts of the songs. But above all, I appreciate the experimentation part.
For this arrangement, Murshidabadis vocal was perfect. Because it has the vibes of celebration. Murshidabadi sung the song with great energy you can say it but the vocals are processed according to the need of the song...
You guys are giving genuine reactions. I agree with u about Murshidabadi. This song kinda disappointed me. The thing is we are expecting much better songs from them.
I've listened to this particular track for at least 10 times by now. With and without. I felt really good but also like something very crucial was missing. And, then you almost like started to speak my mind. I also liked the beatboxing only because it's been fused with Dotara and Khomok. To me, that was the SPACE which symbolically represented the mating of East and West, old and new, folk and pop. I too think, there ought to be "more appropriate" singers who are able to sing the Qawali part with the "right" strength and passion in their voice. Even Sumi's part in 'Bhober Pagol' was not exactly of my taste. But, I guess, the producers aren't really supposed to focus on our tastes. I could be wrong but the target audience probably are the global listeners. I mean, if Murshodabadi was replaced with someone who's a Baul, with a similar vocal like Aleya Begum from 'Kotha Koiyo Na', the funk might've been not so funky. Just my late realization. Meaning no disrespect to any artists. I believe, 'Constructive criticism' often be a form of love. So, you guys really inspired the honesty in me throughout this reaction, for I too believe "the truth is not always beautiful nor beautiful words the truth". 🙏🏼🤍
I usually agree with you guys but on this track I have to disagree. I think the producers of Coke Studio Bangla really want to use the platform to promote innovation and experimentation in music. Sure, it could have been a pure qawwali but where’s the fun in that? I mean, how unexpected is it to see/hear funk music fused with qawwali? It was for me and it’s almost like they started with qawwali then went into funk and then they came back, split up and kept doing that same pattern over and over. Pretty cool. Sorry you guys didn’t enjoy it.
Hey Ehsan and Saif! Just to be clear we still liked the song 🙂 A few aspects could’ve been better but that’s just our subjective opinion! Thanks to both of you for sharing your views with us
When i say that you guys have uploaded a new video i literally went "yes..... After all this time YES thay have uploaded a new video" Whenever a coke studio bangla's song come out i watch their video, then i weit for you guys to upload you reaction to that video. This last month i have missed you guys 😭 thanks for coming back(人*´∀｀)｡*ﾟ+
FUAD IS CALLED THE PERFETIONIST OF FUNK.... HE LEAVES SONG AFTER CORRECTING IT MINIMUM 100 TIMES WE ALL KNOW WHO ARE MUSICIANS.... DONT BE DISRESPECTIVE TOO MUCH PLS !
@@LetsTalkAboutIt-Reactions well i didn't say that you disrespected... you guys are cool ! Lots of people are enjoying/talkin about it and a lil portion are very disrespective as like as it means...
The Bass playing was absolute banger . But overall the mixture of the different genres didn't gel as well as some previous tracks, it felt very disjointed. Just my opinion
Just did not click. A qawaali is supposed to be soulful, intimate , intricate . Yes it can have as many cool funky elements as possible but if your foundation ain’t right it just doesn’t strike the chords . No disrespect but I don’t think Murshidabadi was the right guy. Lacked clarity I think . But with the awesome numbers Season two has blessed us with- I’d let this and Nahubo slip.
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What worked for me:
1. The bass. You can run, but you can't hide from it. The bass was brilliant throughout the entire song.
2. Back Vocals. I was blown away by Sunidhi's energetic take on this song. Simply outstanding.
3. Kabil Mia's trumpet. I am a huge fan, and he didn't disappoint this time as well.
4. Boga's sublime appearance and his khomok.
5. Tashfi and Suchana's powerful singing.
Things that didn't work for me:
1. Murshidabadi's voice, like you said. I literally double-checked my headphones to see if the volume was lowered down or if I had gone deaf! I am just relieved now that some other people also felt that it's actually his voice that did not match the power the song required. Nothing to take away from him; I am a huge fan of his other works. It just didn't work for me for this particular song.
2. The lyrics of the melody part where Arnob joins to sing. The melody was beautiful, but the lyrics were pretty ordinary in my opinion. Also, this melody part I would love more if I could hear it as a separate song. But it didn't blend well here, I felt.
3. The way they pronounced অরসিক। everytime It sounded like ও রসিক to me. It was pretty disturbing once I started noticing it.
I would say this song, for me, was a mixed bag of some liked and not-so-liked elements. But what I always appreciate is experimentation. I have always felt that Coke Studio Bangla is not afraid of doing experimentation, and I have huge respect for the entire team for this as well.
On a side note, You guys looked a bit tired to me. I hope everything is going well in your life. Take care
Exactly on point. You spoke my mind except the trumpet part 👌🏻
Lyrics except that was actually good and thought-provoking. That should be noted as well. It was that which neutralized the lack of energy in Murshid's voice
@@king_halcyonIt goes without saying that this is absolutely my personal opinion. Of course, people will have different opinions from their own perspectives.
I have nothing against the lyrics of the main song. They are indeed thought-provoking and carry the main spirit of the song. However, the lyrics were also the reason I found the modern part of the lyrics flat and not so appealing.
Very genuine thoughts.. I totally agree!!
Very well put indeed! Again, nothing against Murshidabadi but probably more energy was required. Some of viewers also made an interesting observation that his voice might not have been processed in the best way during post-production. Maybe this could be the reason too!
Apart from the other generic reaction channels you guys are absolutely spot on. Thanks for the honest and authentic reviews
There was no craziness here! Simply they brought funk music in kawali, and they did it absolutely brilliantly, this track is not everyones cup of tea!
Yeah, you are right maybe! Thanks for sharing your views 🙏🏼
Fuad is the main composer of this song. I would say, He is one of the best composer of this subcontinent. If you listen to his other songs, You will realize what im saying.
Fuad ( Fuad Al Muqtadir) is another rabbithole which you can easily get lost within (Like Arnob). It’ll be a pleasant experience for you guys.
Fuad brought the technology into bangla music, and indeed created an identity, but creativity wise he is nowhere near Arnob, or even Habib.
Oh yes many of you have recommended his work to us! We just haven’t explored yet!
Till now the most perfect and on point reaction and review video of this song so far. No wonder why we all keep waiting for your videos. Keep up the good work guys 🔥
Yes! Agreed! Till now the most perfect Review. Murshidabadi 's voice can be chosen for other songs.
Exactly on point, I Couldn't agree more with you guys. About the outro, basically they tried to mix it in a bengali way of celebrating weddings and programs during the 90's with trumpet. That's what I think, I might be wrong. Basically thats the essence they tried to project and I appreciate them for the try.
Dang maaan.... what a rollercoaster... seemless transitions... the main vocal was buzzing soothingly in the ether... lots of national/international music specialists are talkin about it so positively and want to explore more bangla music... beat boxing was funbeat of heart as a British beatboxer shouted it lit. Philosophyical lyrics, everything was smashing and celebration vibe in music.... it's one of the best of cks across the countries. Shout out to CSB...
THEY DID IT ......
I've been waiting for your reaction videos and pretty honest reaction i must say. You should listen to Fuad's compositions album like BONNO, VARIATION 25, VARIATION 25.2..
And yes waiting for "KOTHA KOYO NA" reaction video. 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩
You both of guys are doing great.make more vedio from Bangladesh🇧🇩.god bless you🇧🇩❤️
Yo Brothers ! I was eagerly waiting for your reaction on Dewana ! Great to see you two back ! This arrangement is from Fuad Al Muktadir, the guy playing the piano !
oh yes we recognized Fuad instantly Fakhruddin bhai! 🙂 Good to see your comment!
I absolutely agree with you. Murshidabadi's voice doesn't have that power to run this arrangement.
You guys will like both the latest songs of Coke Studio Bangla. Kotha Koiyo Na & Dewana. Looking forward to your Reactions
This was the review of Dewana!
Was waiting for your reaction video.
Hope you enjoyed it!
Loved the reaction guys 👍🏽
Music started from both Bengal and spread to other regions which is why some of the best musicians, singers, music directors all have lineage to both parts of Bengal East & West. This track had it all, the variety of music and instruments, the beats, rock, jazz, funk, beatboxing drum & base vibes the whole lot, truly amazing piece of artistry. We’re happy that you are reacting to Bangladeshi music because it’s about time our music is highlighted and it will hit the heights it so deserves, everyone are taking notice. Again many thanks bro 🇧🇩
What do you mean by music started from Bengal? Everyone on earth have their own music. It's as old as human beings.
Regarding South Asia when it comes to certain genres of music and themes which came into Bollywood with the likes of RD Burman and many other Bengali artist and musical directors
Lol, it never started in Bengal. Stop the lies
Okay so top music directors in Bollywood and India are lying when they said this regarding the likes of RD Burman, Bappi Lihari etc, chill mate it’s not my point of voice I’m merely sharing the POV of others in the music industry
Rather than trying to be crowd pleasing you always keep it honest, this is why you are much appreciated, Kudos to your authenticity.
Completely agreed on the comments you did about murshidabadi part....it make me realise that how good your review is...how honest they are...amazing I totally agree with you❤❤❤💥💥💥💥lots of love🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩
Completely agree with u guys. This song didn't hit me much when I listened to it first time but it grew on me gradually. Still I think some portions were totally unnecessary which ruined the actual taste of Kawali. Yet again agree with Haris, it was an experiment which is needed!
You can try Fuads tracks as well. One of the best of his creations is "Nitol paye rinik jhinik" ...try it.
New experiment.. will get to new hope
beat boxing co-ordinate with dotara. Which is a bangladeshi folk instrument.
Where are you been, we missed you a lot
Waiting coke studio bangla song kotha koiyo na
Bhober Pagol was a beautiful chaos.
This one is simply a chaos.
Welcome back guys! We missed you two!
Bangladeshi folk song is great. Because it's come from heart ❤️ and sole. World number one
I agree completely about the lead vocal! It doesn't work for me either. It could be replaced by Rinku, who sang "Kanar Hatbazar." You guys reacted to this song before.
Absolutely! Rinku could have been the best option here!
agree, kanar haatbazar
Oh nice thought! Rinku would have been 🔥
Love from Bangladesh ❤️🇧🇩
Spot on with the beatboxing part. It truly felt off and instantly took down the intensity of the track once it came on. But it’s a skill for sure and probably fits better in a different number
You guys have to react to "Kotha koiyo na" that's on a different level/
Guitarist Ekram Wasi from Conclusion Band 🔥
waiting for your "kotha koio na" review
Thanks guys for the honest opinion.
totally agree guys...
I am telling those who do not know Fuad. Fuad means something new Fuad means getting something new. Fuad means new flavor Fuad means some exception Fuad means music composer❤you Boss Fuad sir ❤
I like your reactions when you guys watch coke studio bangla songs for the first time and discover bits and pieces together. Pre watching takes something away, can’t exactly pin point :). I know you guys are catching up but good work. Thanks
Thanks for understanding! 🙂
Waiting for 'Kotha koiyona' reaction
Welcome back & thanks for your honest review.
You guys spot on perfectly & top of that I would say there are too much experimental things! Finally it's very natural that somerhing goes wrong because of the settings of priority!
But Yes, it has open up a new door & new way of experiment on Kawali Song.
You guys are right ! The vocals of Murshidabadi didn’t live up to the expectations ..
Murshidabadi Is from kolkata not BD. I dont know why Arbon Called him in Coke Studio BD. 😏
Other than Murshidabadi there are other singers from West Bengal too including Arnob's wife Sunidhi and Madhubanti Bagchi(from Dokhino Hawa) and many more because Arnob focuses more on their capability rather than their nationality.
Coke studio Bangla*
Thank you Haris and Hammad, you just spoke my mind! You spoke about the exact things I noticed, liked and disliked about the track! The song felt underwhelming to me on first listen as well. Only saving grace was Boga (he smoked Murshidabadi in 5 seconds). On second and third listen, I got the guitar and electronic parts. I am not a fan of beatboxing as well, and the part on this song was not very high quality either, but my God that Dotara chord! The ladies were better than Murshidabadi, but I agree with you guys that it needed the whip like Sumi's. I would also like to hear more of Fuad's electronic work. I expected more of it in the outro, missed that sorely.
As I have said it many times, listening to these songs with you guys doubles the fun. Thank you again for that.
We are glad that we resonated with your thoughts! 🙂
@@LetsTalkAboutIt-Reactions I just listened to the original. Wanted to share with you guys. It's traditional, and maybe because of that if just sounds more complete: th-cam.com/video/clqqrL60rO8/w-d-xo.html
Finally... Good to see you guys back... 😊
At last someone agreed that beatbox wasn't required in this track 😂 the best part of the song , the Jugalbandi of Boga and Murshidabadi, that's it. Season 1 set the bar pretty high with the choice of singers but season 2 kinda pales in comparison.
Very beautiful songs reaction thanks you so much brother...❤️❤️❤️🇧🇩♥️👍
Thanks a lot! 🙂
Try 'Tumi ki Sara dibe' by Fuad
Appreciated your very honest and unbiased reaction to the song. I just wish, you understand this language little better which could help you to enjoy bengali songs much better.
Yes lyrics are good. I felt that even though Murshid's energy was low, the meaning of the words were great enough to carry on
Welcome back guys 😁
❤ thanks for your making these videos reaction ❤ I'm from Dhaka Bangladesh ❤
Great review!! Very honestly said. It’s very easy to say some cheesy words rather than being constructively critical.
Without pointing out the specifics, I also liked most parts of the songs. But above all, I appreciate the experimentation part.
Bass guitar was 💥
For this arrangement, Murshidabadis vocal was perfect.
Because it has the vibes of celebration.
Murshidabadi sung the song with great energy you can say it but the vocals are processed according to the need of the song...
@@saifraihan5173true
Yeah it could be that his voice got subdued in the post production
Welcome back. I missed you guyz
Welcome back brothers
Missed you guyes
Such a great song review
nice...😃😃🥰🥰
You guys are giving genuine reactions. I agree with u about Murshidabadi. This song kinda disappointed me. The thing is we are expecting much better songs from them.
Bangla qawwali is different from the version of NFAK or Abida pervin...
Didn't expect it from you guys 😭 you should have react Kotha koiyona na first
Brother eye song ek kawali hi tha, but inhone ye banaya❤
I've listened to this particular track for at least 10 times by now. With and without. I felt really good but also like something very crucial was missing. And, then you almost like started to speak my mind. I also liked the beatboxing only because it's been fused with Dotara and Khomok. To me, that was the SPACE which symbolically represented the mating of East and West, old and new, folk and pop. I too think, there ought to be "more appropriate" singers who are able to sing the Qawali part with the "right" strength and passion in their voice. Even Sumi's part in 'Bhober Pagol' was not exactly of my taste. But, I guess, the producers aren't really supposed to focus on our tastes. I could be wrong but the target audience probably are the global listeners. I mean, if Murshodabadi was replaced with someone who's a Baul, with a similar vocal like Aleya Begum from 'Kotha Koiyo Na', the funk might've been not so funky. Just my late realization.
Meaning no disrespect to any artists. I believe, 'Constructive criticism' often be a form of love. So, you guys really inspired the honesty in me throughout this reaction, for I too believe "the truth is not always beautiful nor beautiful words the truth". 🙏🏼🤍
Well said, brother! 👍I also felt Murshidabadi's voice did not radiate the energy of a Qawwal as well
@@king_halcyon Haris bro said it first and Hammad bro agreed.
Good to see you back brother❤
Welcome back gys
You guys didn’t react to coke studio bangla song “kotha koi o na “ . Till now that’s the best song !
Recent season didn't made any video???
Guys you are spot on. Murshidabadi's voice does have that power.
They said the opposite!
@@Legend-fd1xbhe meant does not have
I usually agree with you guys but on this track I have to disagree. I think the producers of Coke Studio Bangla really want to use the platform to promote innovation and experimentation in music. Sure, it could have been a pure qawwali but where’s the fun in that? I mean, how unexpected is it to see/hear funk music fused with qawwali? It was for me and it’s almost like they started with qawwali then went into funk and then they came back, split up and kept doing that same pattern over and over. Pretty cool. Sorry you guys didn’t enjoy it.
Same here ⚡
Hey Ehsan and Saif! Just to be clear we still liked the song 🙂 A few aspects could’ve been better but that’s just our subjective opinion! Thanks to both of you for sharing your views with us
Love this songs ❤❤❤
ভাইয়া আমার কাছে একটা তিক্তক ভিডিও আছে কিন্তু আমি এটার পুরো মিউজিকটা নামাতে পারতেছিনা কিভাবে নামাবো
Amazing reaction bro
where is KOTHA KOYO NA REACTION... you missed one
Did you guys listen "Kotha koyo na". Please listen..
Yes we did! You can check it out on our channel too
you make the colour black look so much better. @Haris.🖤🖤
Moner Jore Colche Deho - Habib Wahid.
Please listen
why didn't you reacted to 'kotha koyo na' from coke studio bangla...?
You guys missed "Kotha Koiyo Na" ! I searched for you guys!
Kawali x fusion the best music till from coke studio bangla
Indeed great work!
Miss u bro...😢
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Very nice Bangladesh 🇧🇩
When i say that you guys have uploaded a new video i literally went "yes..... After all this time YES thay have uploaded a new video"
Whenever a coke studio bangla's song come out i watch their video, then i weit for you guys to upload you reaction to that video.
This last month i have missed you guys 😭 thanks for coming back(人*´∀｀)｡*ﾟ+
Kotha koio na reaction next 🇧🇩🔥💥🐯🐅
অসাধারণ
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Good ❤️❤️
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Agree with your reaction
I also didn't find any charm in murshidabadis voice 😊
FUAD IS CALLED THE PERFETIONIST OF FUNK.... HE LEAVES SONG AFTER CORRECTING IT MINIMUM 100 TIMES WE ALL KNOW WHO ARE MUSICIANS.... DONT BE DISRESPECTIVE TOO MUCH PLS !
Oh there is no disrespect intended! Never! We are neither musicians nor experts. We are just average music listeners and that’s about it.
@@LetsTalkAboutIt-Reactions well i didn't say that you disrespected... you guys are cool ! Lots of people are enjoying/talkin about it and a lil portion are very disrespective as like as it means...
💚❤️🇧🇩
I liked Boga’s part.
The Bass playing was absolute banger . But overall the mixture of the different genres didn't gel as well as some previous tracks, it felt very disjointed. Just my opinion
Murshida's voice threw me off too.
But listened it just because of Fuad
Fuad’s creative genius was on display!
Just did not click. A qawaali is supposed to be soulful, intimate , intricate . Yes it can have as many cool funky elements as possible but if your foundation ain’t right it just doesn’t strike the chords . No disrespect but I don’t think Murshidabadi was the right guy. Lacked clarity I think . But with the awesome numbers Season two has blessed us with- I’d let this and Nahubo slip.
So it’s not going in your top 5 list for this season then? 😁
How can you ignore "Kotha Koio Na"!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Did u like the 1st transection?
It grows on you!
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You missed Kotha Koiyo na.
First one
Do the kotha koiyona