Andre you should do an entire Nusrat album! You have no idea how much the people of India, Pakistan & Bangladesh (and more) will appreciate if you do that for us. You get it and you are the only person qualified enough to do Nusrat justice. Please upvote and help me convince Andre do a full Nusrat album.
I can’t compliment you any further than what people have said. Just absolutely incredible how you blended metal and one of the greatest legends of all time. Seriously consider making an album and distributing it via exclusive download. There are 2 billion people in South Asia. Everyone who listens to music knows this guy and no one has been able to do what you did in how you fused this together. There’s currently a big wave of people fusing classics like these into pop (check out coke studio) but nothing like this out there for what you have accomplished here. Thanks for this music it made me feel a lot of emotions hearing this from childhood favorite combined with things I listed to growing into adulthood. Cheers
It just blows mind how most people will probably never know who nusrat and many other great South Asian talents are . Neither will they understand the beautiful lyrics . I feel sad for them . Consider yourself lucky you stumbled upon this gem .
Welcome to Qawalli bro. Metalhead from Pakistan. This genre of music...to be honest is rock and metal without the guitars. Listen to other compositions by Ustaad Nusrat Fateh Ali.....you'd be surprised that he was using polyrhythmic techniques and compositions that are similar to djent and prog metal.
Irish metal head here and I was blown away by how much it comes across like power metal. Been bopping along the whole time. Some set of pipes on that main singer! I must go find a decent translation of the lyrics so I have a clue what it all means lol
@@sjoerdarends5487 it is the song Dama Dam Mast Qalandar and according to Wikipedia: ( transl. Every Breath for the Ecstasy of Qalandar) is a spiritual Sufi qawwali written in the honour of the most revered Sufi saint of Sindh, Lal Shahbaz Qalandar (1177-1274) of Sehwan Sharif.
No doubt! This really is cultural enrichment. And a lot of times what hard core liberals want to call “cultural appropriation” is really just cultural admiration. Don’t they get it? If you want to dress like a Nigerian or in a kimono it doesn’t mean you’ve got some evil agenda to absorb and eventually wipe out their culture. You admire certain aspects of these foreign cultures and are simply imitating them. Not mocking them! It’s cultural admiration!!!
Looked up the English translation to these lyrics. The part that stood out to me was inviting darkness into their own home so that another home can be brightened. This song is metal AF.
I tried to look up the lyrics and found nothing like that. Could you please tell me the name of the site you found that Said that? I would appreciate it. Please like my comment so i will get notified, @ dont work.
Purists who have heard Ustad Nusrat sahab may not approve of this. But let me tell you, this is a masterpiece! Not in terms of its sheer creativity but also how it enables more audiences to experience music that would never make it on their feed! Keep up the good work!
I've been listening to Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan for decades and, to my ear, you have only enhanced it. It is amazing that you can make so much noise and not step on the vocals from a simple technical perspective, but to augment them musically without interfering is mind blowing. I wish he were alive to hear these interpretations. He did collaborations with Peter Gabriel, so he was open to exploring possibilities with the music. I bet he would have loved this.
As an Indian, a musician, and a lover of Indian/Pakistani music, this is perfection. It's been an absolute joy and privilege to listen to your beautiful renditions of this music. Bravo!
@@gadgetsnation6118 Its called Qawwali, it’s a form of Sufi Islamic music/poetry. Originated in the Indian subcontinent. Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan (RIP) was Pakistani
I didn't realise at first but after re-watching I realised that at 1:53 is a young Rahat Fateh Ali Khan. Like damn, he was really young. As an Indian, I have massive respect for Pakistani singers.
Sometimes, I think those evergreen singers should've been in metal bands of their own! That would've redefined Folk Metal as it is today! Add to that, Andre's guitar skills - the eargasms from the amazing voices and the instrumental expertise would alone make a good number of people forget about Metallica, Megadeth and the likes!
Thanks to this amazing arrangement I got to know the legendary Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan and now I cannot stop listening both this and the original. Thanks!
With origins dating back 600 years,[2] "Dama Dam Mast Qalandar" is a popular traditional Sindhi Sufi Islamic folk song across the northern Indian subcontinent, especially Punjab and Sindh, as well as Iran.[3] Various renditions of the song have been composed and performed by numerous composers and singers over the years.
And do you know who is actually the Mast Kalandar? It's Shiva performing His Tandav after consuming the Bhaang. He drinks Bhaang to keep his throat calm after He drank the celestial poison called Hàláhàlà Vìšàm for saving the universe. Hàláhàlà Vìšàm is the Negative Energy. Hìnđú Đhàrmà has its scientific roots.
You brighten up our days here in the subcontinent. We grew up listening to these songs, and now you come up and help us relive our past in a more fresh, refreshing and head banging way.
That’s how I felt listening to Orphaned Land as a teen growing up a religious Jew. It’s like ‘damn these songs slap when you have a talented band behind them’ I’m surprised there isn’t more cultural meshing in music styles. There’s some folk metal bands out there but not nearly enough.
Andre, it's not funny, it's real art, you've been working towards this for a long time, but you found the diamond of combination - these magical voices from Pakistan on magnificent guitar music, my boundless respect for you, thanks to you I do not lose faith in humanity.
@@SergeiRiffer next 50 years you all will pay for restoration of Ukraine, so I laugh at you. Your children will pay too. Food bye bye. Gucci bye bye. Valenki privet
I'm blown away again. People ask "Why can't we all get along?". I respect that. Yet, what if we asked "*How* can we all get along?". One answer is "Music". Thank you, Andre.
@@tcideh4929 That is true! It's impossible to please everyone. BTW do you speak Pakistani? I'd love to know what the singer is saying. Not al the lyrics, just the meaning of the song.
As a brazilian I've never been in contact with pakistani music but I'm a metalhead since I was a kid. Now I'm glad the algorithm has recommended it to me. The original is a powerfull and outstanding peace of music and this version sounds absolutely epic! Thank you and much love to the pakistani people from Brazil.
@@SimRacingVeteran A quick update: I went to "Bloodwood" channel to check it out and turns out I already listen to them because of Steve T reactions. I'm listening to it now. It is really good indeed.
Thank you for your love for Pakistanis and Pakistani music 💛💚 You'd be glad to know that Brazil was one of the last countries where Late Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan happened to visit & perform. We're blessed that we have such memories preserved on TH-cam: th-cam.com/video/s9V9YlQ8os8/w-d-xo.html
@@zeejay-junejo Karakoram , Takatak , Jal , Wisdom Salad , Ehl-E-Rock , Aag etc would like to have a word with you. Best not to disregard the entire scene when all you're going to talk about is one (1) singular artist.
Valeu! I was hospitalized when I first listened to this song, it helped me a lot, the prettiness of the lyrics with inspiring guitar eased the shock of discovering I had cancer, God bless both talents 🙏 ❤️ 🙌 (i m already cured btw)
The best part is this arrangement is not killing the soul & the melody of this beautiful song.. This is the hardest thing to do.. you should do this more often.. brilliantly done...
100% this, there is still SO much space in here and Andre steps out of the way so beautifully when the Indian singers go into their magical virtuoso passages…
So much happened in the first 25 seconds it caught my breath then by 0:40 it was stank-faced head nodding goodness. Somewhere around 2:30 unlocked my third eye and I could see the mountains, feel the hot sun on my face and taste the cold, burbling streams. EPIC metal fusion splendour with nods to Led Zep. Your best yet. What a treat
I'm Pakistani and I love it, sounds fantastic man I always thought Nusrat Fateh would sound even more amazing with metal or rock music because he used to sing with so much passion and power!! 🖤🔥
i was just saying that, he's well known in that part of the world, as well as being recognised internationally for his work, if I'm not mistaken on the latter.
I absolutely love this. Both of our countries together in song. And of course, started by your beautiful culture. I think I speak for many of us that this is a warm feeling. Great song
After looping this song for couple of hours, I can definitely say that Andre has added additional value to this song. Great chord progression, it emphasizes the melody, and it enriches it, just amazing. And with those powerful voices the final result is incredible. He has also been careful not to make the song ridiculous, but rather to preserve the original feeling, and in the same time give it modern rock/metal twist. Respect
As a South Africa born living in Portugal, I started listening to Nusrat for the past twenty years I can say this version besides the original is amazing. Well done sir.
This comment section literally brings me to tears. The international appreciation of each other’s art, the respect, the straight up love. It’s a beautiful thing to behold and hold onto hope for more of.
I love this comment section, this is the best example of cultural appreciation. A whole bunch of people just got a new appreciation for Pakistani music.
@@YeshuaIsTheTruth It's not exactly as stupid as it sounds. It's basically a time capsule for Earth, coordinates for finding us I believe, greetings from various languages, nature sounds. Also, found this online about the gold: "Gold was chosen as the coating because it is chemically extremely stable and has good thermal properties."
If Nursrat Fateh Ali was alive, he must have attempted to experiment on this kind music too. He was so ahead of his time. I just love his mastery over music. The great Legend. Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩
@@bharat1366 I'll check em out. Thanks. I like Bloodywoods twist on the folk stuff lol :P. Slaughter to Prevail (Russian) is my go-to non-English band at the moment lol. Cheers.
Then it might be time to listen to some other metal bands instead of nickelback and metallica. Meshuggah, Lamb Of God, Infant Annihilator etc would be a good for starting new journey.
@@o00user00o With all due respect to you and the bands you mentioned, I've listened to all of them, there's no denying of their technical prowess but in terms of musical innovation metal has been repeating itself for many years already, and I find it hard to get excited about new releases. This guy has mixed metal (which is barely 50 years old) With Qawwali music which extends back to the 13th century so that's what I meant by badass in terms of pushing boundaries and experimenting which I find to be more interesting and exciting as a result. A band like Black Sabbath for example is beyond badass when you view them in their historical context, I'm talking about hearing heavy metal for the first time in the late 60s can you imagine how cool was that!
Brutha your mixes are incredible like everything from your choice of sample to just how clear it all sounds and the levels seem like perfection to me. This new one is another absolute banger .I have been listening to your nuur sisters mixes literally on repeat all day for two three weeks it’s amazing work bro really ! Thank you for sharing and sparking a fire in me that been out for a long time .
Tone this good isn't overly expensive. Just about any guitarist should be able to afford it. It's the practice with the equipment to really dial in that master tone.
@@FlawlessRhythmGG expensive is relevant depending on who you ask, but yes, knowing what you’re doing and a lot of trial and error to really dial it in is what makes it sound good.
Now, through Andre's work. I came to realise while looking back to modern choir singers, these Pakistani singers are actually a FULL BAND of their own. I have yet to wait and see if I'll be hearing a choir that has a MODERN FULL BAND concept (NOT MODERN INSTRUMENTS but ONLY VOICES that do riffs). I'm not a Pakistani but... these singers are REAL LEGENDS.
NFAK is a prominent feature of Pakistani households with any bit of musical taste. It was in my teens that I discovered metal, years after I'd listened to traditional Qawwali. I always thought there were parallels between these two types of music from opposite ends of the world. Both have the same crazy, spirited, adventurous zeal of reaching into the beyond and pulling out and bringing back something otherworldly.
That man and his music has gone beyond borders. One of the most unique voices to have graced this Earth. Instantly recognisable style. You can hear a touch of the same voice and style in RFAK as well, a young version of whom I believe I can see in this video.
@@MMK86 This is not a song. Qawwali music is basically about praising God, Prophet Mohammed, Ali (cousin and son in law of prophet Mohammed) and sufi saints. In this Qawwali they are praising Ali and famous Sufi Saint from Sindh, called, Laal Shehbaz Qalandar.
I don't know if it's the years of listening and playing Dream Theater, Opeth, Orphaned land etc or my Moroccan origins, but the arrangement of this song just hits the bullseye of my music heart. What a masterpiece !!!! Andre you are a hidden Gem 💎 !!!!! 🤘🏻
This music is also very popular in Afghanistan and my father has tons of CDs and Cassettes from him and other qawwali artists, Like Nashenas or the Sabri Brothers, but Ustad Fateh Ali Khan was always his favourite. I must admit that to me this genre of music kind of always lacked a bit of "fire" or "spice" and as such I really love your interpretations here, as they add exactly what I was missing, allowing me to get all nostalgic in a new, "metalled-up" way. 😊
It will hard to translate this to exactly what it means but it is sort of a religious ritual chant if you can imagine it like. Mast qalandar means a saint of the highest order (qalandar) and he is in sort of mystic trance (mast). The qalandar is praising his masters the one above him in the saintly order.
Andre.. Your tribute to the legendary Nusrat Fateh Ali deserves applause and respect. Nusrat was a global phenomenon, who sang for every one and was never shy of fusing his classical style with other cultures. Total Respect.
@@thescream1868 He has a die hard fans from around the world. He is considered a legend amongst legends. That is what I would call a global phenomenon.
Brother, I've never heard such a perfect combination of Qawwali and Metal before. I seriously didn't know it existed or was even possible to create, but you've made it happen. Please don't stop. This artistry is so unique. We need more of it. 🤌❤
I can't stop myself from getting back to this over and over again. This is an absolute gem. We need a more artists actually making fusions like this. Holy Shit I love music
That's the beauty of metal and of music in general! Metal can play with most any other type of music and it will work somehow, right? Proof that music is the universal language after all, IMO.
He said, "Drifter, can ya make folks cry when you play and sing? Have you paid your dues, can you moan the blues? Can you bend them guitar strings?" He said, "Boy, can you make folks feel what you feel inside? Contemplating 'Mustt Mustt' made me think of these David Allen Cole lyrics. Andre, it's been a lot of years since I have enjoyed new music this much. Thank you.
I''m finding out the power of music for depression too, trying to make a ritual of listening to truly empowering, edifying, life affirming music every day.
Hey mate, all the best to you. Think about this: you need those close to you (whomever, your family, friends, etc), and they need you. Other than that, fuck yeah, let music be your cure 🤘🏻
Man am going down an amazing rabbit hole with these videos. This music is already amazing, but with the metal backing, it just goes to the stratosphere. This is some of the best music I've heard recently. Really wishing for a collaboration. The West needs to hear more from these singers (Nooran Sisters included).
They were so hardworking.... U could search all of their songs are no less than 20 mins.... And they are no less high pitch than this...... And they would record this all in only a concert.... Which would be live for hours just imagine
Sabri brothers are also phenomenal, and their son was recently assassinated in Pakistan by fundamentalists. Nusrats nephew Rahat is still alive though and is singing in various parts of this song. If you've never been to a qawalli, you would love it
I studied in India and one day at the uni they organized a suffi performance which totally blew my mind. Now hearing this version of mast kalender is exactly what i needed
Wspaniała muzyka, pozdrowienia z Polski dla wszystkich ludzi z Pakistanu, dla wszystkich którzy czują tą muzykę sercem i dla Ciebie Andre...robisz znakomitą robotę - łączysz ludzi z całego świata. Brawo!!!
I have to come back to this periodically, it's so uplifting. I live in Japan, where a sizable number of people LOVE rock and metal and understand basically zero of what it is saying, yet they can FEEL it. It helps me kind of grasp where they are coming from when I listen to this amazing hybridisation of tradition and power
@@sophiaseeker9335 I think it is a muslim religious song, so the breeding rituals of elephants is probably not what is being talked about. Sami Yusuf also made his own interpretation of the song.
@@someguy2744 A Raja who's languages and culture he was emersed in his entire life, he not only gifted me this and other music. He translated them as well. He translated cinema as well, as we watched together. Growing up in this region, he was fluent in at least six local languages. The elephant season of must, is a metaphor. One must think allegorically to grasp the true meaning. I shant try to paint the whole picture for anyone. Suffice it to say,the males rock back and forth side to side, tears streaming from their eyes, longing for their beloved. Intensely. The separation is pain and longing. One must look beyond the mere temporal mundane interpretations. If one does not grok metaphor, a thousand words cannot explain it.
For anyone wondering... The lyrics refer to not the mating of elephants, rather a trance like state of being "musth" which means entranced in love. So Ali is a revered figure in shia and sunni Islam. This song is dedicated to the love of Ali and how one can e entranced by it. "Must qalandar" is a phrase referring to a Sufi practitioner lost in love.
I discovered NFAK 20 years ago and was blown away by the intensity and passion, there were moments despite me not understanding a word, that skated the line between agony and ecstasy that perhaps only mystics and junkies ever experience. Words fail me at times. Thank you Andre, this is brilliant.
Totally blown away by this... Pakistan's qawwali, totally amped up with some killer metal vibes. It's a real deal, showcasing an epic fusion of diverse cultures. Hats off to the legendary Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, his vocal game was off the charts, and his brother Farrukh Fateh Ali Khan. Can't get enough of it ..
The concept, the execution, the mix and everything about what you're doing with Nusrat Sahab's music is absolutely legendary stuff. Couldn't have imagined such a rendition
I'm Brazilian, Christian, rocker and I really admire your work. This one from mustt mustt, for me is the best.. there you were really inspired.. Congratulations!
I remember when Jeff Buckley did a cover of Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan singing "Yeh Jo Halka Halka Suroor Hai". I can't speak or read Urdu but I remember it being one of the most unique and beautiful songs I'd heard. After reading a rough translation to English I realized how intensely poetic it was. I'd love to hear a metal version of "Yeh Jo Halka Halka Suroor Hai"!
The question becomes, as to which version of the song? Even the live concert's rendition of this song in particular, range from 20 minutes to more than an hour long.
This song was constantly playing while I was growing up as a kid in Canada. This is the version that was in my head, even though everyone else was hearing the original. And the original is absolutely amazing, but this is so so good. Clearly, other people heard this version in their head too.
So, I watched a couple of these Pakistani songs on your channel, and I must say it's impossible for me to imagine these guys singing without your guitars alongside them, as if that's the original version. You've done tremendous job on them.
Hello André Antunes i'm from Pakistan, and i think you just unlocked a new genre of this cultural mix, even though in pakistan we had/have many metal bands but none of them came close to this level of remixes, really appreciate you work man, also there is NFAK qawwali Gorakh Dhanda Ho which was done again in Nescafe Basement and in Last they did the similar type of rendition you did. also rolling stone recently gave a list of 200 Greatest Signers ever of all time in which they put NFAK at 91 but for me he's the greatest ever who doesn't even need a list. i hope continue to do these renditions.
After hearing dance remixes of Mustt Mustt by Massive Attack, Bally Sagoo and others I always thought somebody should do a rock version and years later here it is. Absolutely Brilliant.
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Andre you should do an entire Nusrat album! You have no idea how much the people of India, Pakistan & Bangladesh (and more) will appreciate if you do that for us. You get it and you are the only person qualified enough to do Nusrat justice. Please upvote and help me convince Andre do a full Nusrat album.
Totally agreed 👍
Completely agreed! that'd be awesome!
Im from Brazil, and this song introduced me to listening your tipe of songs.
Yes yes yes yes
Approval from Nepal 🇳🇵
I can’t compliment you any further than what people have said. Just absolutely incredible how you blended metal and one of the greatest legends of all time. Seriously consider making an album and distributing it via exclusive download. There are 2 billion people in South Asia. Everyone who listens to music knows this guy and no one has been able to do what you did in how you fused this together. There’s currently a big wave of people fusing classics like these into pop (check out coke studio) but nothing like this out there for what you have accomplished here. Thanks for this music it made me feel a lot of emotions hearing this from childhood favorite combined with things I listed to growing into adulthood. Cheers
Bro, where are you we need more masterpieces from you
Is this guitarman the chosen one to unite the planet
Maybe
Yes.
Excellent dude!
Be excellent to each other...
Excellent Fusion.....
As a metalhead from the Middle East who has never heard any Pakistani music, this blew me away, just unbelievable talent from both sides.
It just blows mind how most people will probably never know who nusrat and many other great South Asian talents are . Neither will they understand the beautiful lyrics . I feel sad for them . Consider yourself lucky you stumbled upon this gem .
Ustad Nusrat is out of the world! Listen to his original works. No one can beat his vocal range! 🔥✨
Welcome to Qawalli bro. Metalhead from Pakistan. This genre of music...to be honest is rock and metal without the guitars. Listen to other compositions by Ustaad Nusrat Fateh Ali.....you'd be surprised that he was using polyrhythmic techniques and compositions that are similar to djent and prog metal.
Makes sense because Pakistani music is just Indian music with Islamic or sufi lyrical influence
If you can brother of metal, please check the Mongolian singer that he also made a cover ❤
I'm a Pakistani metalhead, and I totally approve of this. This is just beautiful!
I agree with you, this was beautiful in so many different ways.
this sounds epic but what are they singing about?
Irish metal head here and I was blown away by how much it comes across like power metal. Been bopping along the whole time. Some set of pipes on that main singer! I must go find a decent translation of the lyrics so I have a clue what it all means lol
@@sjoerdarends5487 it is the song Dama Dam Mast Qalandar and according to Wikipedia: ( transl. Every Breath for the Ecstasy of Qalandar) is a spiritual Sufi qawwali written in the honour of the most revered Sufi saint of Sindh, Lal Shahbaz Qalandar (1177-1274) of Sehwan Sharif.
@@lmc689 Stunning stuff! Thanks for the teachings on what this is, appreciate it.
That's the cultural enrichment we need.
And they didn't even need to invade..
@@smolsnek14 🤣🤣🤣
Shh don't tell the liberals about this.
No doubt! This really is cultural enrichment. And a lot of times what hard core liberals want to call “cultural appropriation” is really just cultural admiration. Don’t they get it? If you want to dress like a Nigerian or in a kimono it doesn’t mean you’ve got some evil agenda to absorb and eventually wipe out their culture. You admire certain aspects of these foreign cultures and are simply imitating them. Not mocking them! It’s cultural admiration!!!
@@ivanfranco2363 👌🏽
Looked up the English translation to these lyrics. The part that stood out to me was inviting darkness into their own home so that another home can be brightened. This song is metal AF.
I tried to look up the lyrics and found nothing like that. Could you please tell me the name of the site you found that Said that? I would appreciate it. Please like my comment so i will get notified, @ dont work.
It must have been a different song or a very creative translation. This qawwali says "May the darkness inside me disappear".
It's like super metal lyrics...but with a WHOLESOME TWIST?!?!? WHAAAT!
th-cam.com/video/ckOyE5M1CAc/w-d-xo.html Enjoy the english lyrics.
Its actually an ode to Mola Ali and Shahbaz Qalander.
target audience: 🇵🇰
actual audience: 🌏
Music have no boundaries
india also listens to nusrat equally man
@@Anomander5622 even more than Pakistan and admin also know this as he puts this in India metal playlist
Target audience is world.
because Pakistan is biggest music hub on the planet...best ever ..
"These men do not play music, they are music itself"
Fuckin A bro
Ahh jeff Buckley. I wish he was alive today to see thos masterpiece
We demand a full album of this magic.
I DEMAND I DEMAAAAND
@@mr_ozio Oi! Me too!!
AGREED!
Hell yeahh
Let's force him for the album....I demand
For the algorithm. ✊
Hack the Gibson!
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@@AndyShepard HACK THE PLANET!!! 🤣👍
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@@infotechnologies566 😎🤘
Purists who have heard Ustad Nusrat sahab may not approve of this.
But let me tell you, this is a masterpiece! Not in terms of its sheer creativity but also how it enables more audiences to experience music that would never make it on their feed!
Keep up the good work!
It’s better then what Bollywood morons have been making of Nusrat Sagan’s songs
Definitely! It's opened me up to how different music from over the world and I can never say no to that! I need to find moooore 😂
This definitely made me listen to more Indian music.
Literally brings to worlds together, and in the best way through music and there is no boundaries on sonical Frequencies.
@maio0077 but it's pakistani 😂
I've been listening to Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan for decades and, to my ear, you have only enhanced it. It is amazing that you can make so much noise and not step on the vocals from a simple technical perspective, but to augment them musically without interfering is mind blowing. I wish he were alive to hear these interpretations. He did collaborations with Peter Gabriel, so he was open to exploring possibilities with the music. I bet he would have loved this.
im curious, what is 'Mustt Mustt' song about?
@@planetbintang About a saint of the Sindh region, Laal Shahbaz Qalandar
Peter Gabriel, Eddie Vedder and others. I think he would've enjoyed this. Andre is incredibly respectful and talented. BRAVO.
@@planetbintang mast means Crazy
@@mmulbatoora653 no mast means someone who is intoxicated in spiritual realm equivalent to when someone is under influence of drugs
As an Indian, a musician, and a lover of Indian/Pakistani music, this is perfection. It's been an absolute joy and privilege to listen to your beautiful renditions of this music. Bravo!
This i believe is Pakistan, it's brilliant !
@@gadgetsnation6118 Its called Qawwali, it’s a form of Sufi Islamic music/poetry. Originated in the Indian subcontinent. Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan (RIP) was Pakistani
You might like "Project Mishram" then. Excellent fusion of genres
Wonderful!
@@achaarpickler he was an Indian and you was too 🗿😂
I didn't realise at first but after re-watching I realised that at 1:53 is a young Rahat Fateh Ali Khan. Like damn, he was really young. As an Indian, I have massive respect for Pakistani singers.
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Sometimes, I think those evergreen singers should've been in metal bands of their own! That would've redefined Folk Metal as it is today!
Add to that, Andre's guitar skills - the eargasms from the amazing voices and the instrumental expertise would alone make a good number of people forget about Metallica, Megadeth and the likes!
Yess. I was looking for this.
Holy molly you are right, didn’t recognize him 😮
Thanks to this amazing arrangement I got to know the legendary Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan and now I cannot stop listening both this and the original. Thanks!
Nusrat has his name in Guinness record book as he created the most Albums in history
Man's just casually dropped $11,900 on this man. Jesus
@@NekroSlaughterthat's roughly 2 us dollars bro
With origins dating back 600 years,[2] "Dama Dam Mast Qalandar" is a popular traditional Sindhi Sufi Islamic folk song across the northern Indian subcontinent, especially Punjab and Sindh, as well as Iran.[3] Various renditions of the song have been composed and performed by numerous composers and singers over the years.
It's a beautiful song.
And this is the best one!
And do you know who is actually the Mast Kalandar? It's Shiva performing His Tandav after consuming the Bhaang. He drinks Bhaang to keep his throat calm after He drank the celestial poison called Hàláhàlà Vìšàm for saving the universe. Hàláhàlà Vìšàm is the Negative Energy. Hìnđú Đhàrmà has its scientific roots.
Thanks for the info. Nasrat is also one of the most well-known singers internationally is he not?
@@Drew-ft7wf
He was. Sadly he died in 1997. He was only 48 years old.
You brighten up our days here in the subcontinent. We grew up listening to these songs, and now you come up and help us relive our past in a more fresh, refreshing and head banging way.
💔
well said sardar bhai
Are you the real khuswant singh??
That’s how I felt listening to Orphaned Land as a teen growing up a religious Jew. It’s like ‘damn these songs slap when you have a talented band behind them’
I’m surprised there isn’t more cultural meshing in music styles. There’s some folk metal bands out there but not nearly enough.
Gotta say that as much as I love the comedy ones, this and The Nooran Sisters are truly awesome.
The System of a Down/Nooran Sisters one is crazy good.
This is musical fusion at it's best. Respectful of the original but taking it to a new level
Agreed, kinda feels like a new genre is being born
Seems Andre really likes Sufi songs.
Yeah, his remixes of the Nooran Sisters are damn near life changing. The entire package is just SO INSANELY GOOD.
I think youtube has finally served its purpose with this collab of the East and the West.
Andre, it's not funny, it's real art, you've been working towards this for a long time, but you found the diamond of combination - these magical voices from Pakistan on magnificent guitar music, my boundless respect for you, thanks to you I do not lose faith in humanity.
A russian who talks about faith in humanity. Oxymoron, like living dead or dry water
@@SergeiRiffer next 50 years you all will pay for restoration of Ukraine, so I laugh at you. Your children will pay too. Food bye bye. Gucci bye bye. Valenki privet
@@radhockenheim May be, if USA will pay for Iraq) You can continue dreaming, hrju hrju)
@@SergeiRiffer Lapti privet, valenki privet, food bye bye
Karen metal is the pinnacle of metal.
I'm blown away again.
People ask "Why can't we all get along?". I respect that. Yet, what if we asked "*How* can we all get along?".
One answer is "Music".
Thank you, Andre.
Absolutely!
Even more so when the music beautifully and respectfully blends cultures like this!
@@tcideh4929 That is true! It's impossible to please everyone.
BTW do you speak Pakistani? I'd love to know what the singer is saying. Not al the lyrics, just the meaning of the song.
@@Loathellothis song is devoted to a sufi saint shahbaj qalandar.
The jest of the song is asking god to remove the darkness from soul.
@@ayon008 Thank you!
Absolute proof that if you're badass enough you can just sit on stage and bring the house down with your glory.
Lol, that was insightful
guys. i think we are witnessing the best colllaboration in the history of music.
This is a masterpiece of a masterpiece. Huge respect from Pakistan 🇵🇰🇵🇰 .
From 🇮🇷 Iran
This is the real ART
Bravo 👏
I'm sure ustad Fatih Ali Khan is smiling❤️
Bessst nothing to say
Do Iranians listen to south Asian qawwali? Or in general music of south?
@Shayan hasan yes brother we do.
Specially in the south and east of Iran
Hope you are safe during the troubles times in you country! Music should bring us together!
@@Rosskles exactly bro❤️
As a brazilian I've never been in contact with pakistani music but I'm a metalhead since I was a kid. Now I'm glad the algorithm has recommended it to me. The original is a powerfull and outstanding peace of music and this version sounds absolutely epic! Thank you and much love to the pakistani people from Brazil.
Check out “Bloodywood” on TH-cam. They’re actually really good.
@@SimRacingVeteran Thank you for the recommendation. I will check it out for sure.
@@SimRacingVeteran A quick update: I went to "Bloodwood" channel to check it out and turns out I already listen to them because of Steve T reactions. I'm listening to it now. It is really good indeed.
Thank you for your love for Pakistanis and Pakistani music 💛💚
You'd be glad to know that Brazil was one of the last countries where Late Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan happened to visit & perform. We're blessed that we have such memories preserved on TH-cam:
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What energy. Nusrat lives on. He will live forever. Magnificent. Probably the great singer of indian subcontinent of at least the last century.
Beta Indian nhi Pakistani Singer tha Nusrat Saab correct your mistake
@@imtiaxmushroomrehman6240he said Indian subcontinent not India. Learn geography
People don’t know but there’s a Big rock scene in Pakistan. This is gold.
Asim azhar is not rock.
@@zeejay-junejo Junoon / EP / Roxen / Noori / Bayaan / Kashmir / Fuzon (to some extent).
@@zeejay-junejo Karakoram , Takatak , Jal , Wisdom Salad , Ehl-E-Rock , Aag etc would like to have a word with you. Best not to disregard the entire scene when all you're going to talk about is one (1) singular artist.
@@zeejay-junejohow true
Valeu! I was hospitalized when I first listened to this song, it helped me a lot, the prettiness of the lyrics with inspiring guitar eased the shock of discovering I had cancer, God bless both talents 🙏 ❤️ 🙌 (i m already cured btw)
happy that u got cured
God blessed you brother. Make the most of your time here! We will all meet the Almighty.
God is good and may you continue to be well!
Wow,May God bless you
😇🙏🏼❤ Thank heavens!
Wow i am kind of proudy
To see comments from worldwide
Thanks to all who are appreciating us
Love from Pakistan
Thanks for showing our good side
Big up! ❤
No worries, mate. We love humanity. Not so much our psychopath politicians.
This is the face you guys need to show the world because this music is absolutely beautiful! Greets from Serbia! :)
We're all human and this is what connects us. The most beautiful parts. Love to Pakistan from the United States
Right back at you brother ❤🤗
Pure magic, thank you.
The best part is this arrangement is not killing the soul & the melody of this beautiful song.. This is the hardest thing to do.. you should do this more often.. brilliantly done...
Masterful playing for all the reasons you mentioned ! Pretty much a perfect arrangement
Exactly. Complementary
100% this, there is still SO much space in here and Andre steps out of the way so beautifully when the Indian singers go into their magical virtuoso passages…
So much happened in the first 25 seconds it caught my breath then by 0:40 it was stank-faced head nodding goodness. Somewhere around 2:30 unlocked my third eye and I could see the mountains, feel the hot sun on my face and taste the cold, burbling streams. EPIC metal fusion splendour with nods to Led Zep. Your best yet. What a treat
I'm Pakistani and I love it, sounds fantastic man I always thought Nusrat Fateh would sound even more amazing with metal or rock music because he used to sing with so much passion and power!! 🖤🔥
He is one Pakistani whom Indians love whole heartily
As an Indian, I am glad his music is/was available to us. The man will always be a legend to me.
I'm from Russia and I very much love this song
Пиздец ты спалился)))
@@zd4648, если серьëзно, то песня такая, что хочется почти в пляс.
This should be taken seriously. It is a masterpiece of a mashup. As well as other Andre adaptations. It's absolutely outstanding.
Epic
One of the greatest singers from our sub-continent...hope people appreciate this...i love it
i was just saying that, he's well known in that part of the world, as well as being recognised internationally for his work, if I'm not mistaken on the latter.
@@Drew-ft7wf You are not wrong. He was famous internationally too!
Absolutely looove him
I absolutely love this. Both of our countries together in song. And of course, started by your beautiful culture. I think I speak for many of us that this is a warm feeling. Great song
This adaptation makes this traditional music more palatable for me and I am thankful for allowing me to le these artists from Pakistan.
I love how Andre leaves space for the amazing vocal performance when it’s just right and so well timed
Absolutely.
100 % agree a true musician
Oh I just wrote the same sort of comment ❤ This is exactly it.
After looping this song for couple of hours, I can definitely say that Andre has added additional value to this song. Great chord progression, it emphasizes the melody, and it enriches it, just amazing. And with those powerful voices the final result is incredible. He has also been careful not to make the song ridiculous, but rather to preserve the original feeling, and in the same time give it modern rock/metal twist. Respect
This is the best thing I’ve heard in a LONG TIME! please continue making them ❤️ your guitar elevates these songs to a whole new level
It's truly something special. I can't stop listening. 😂
it doesnt necessarily "elevates" but definitely adds a more recent musical element so the tunes become more relatable to us
great work noentheless
Do you know the Massive Attack Remix of Mustt Mustt. This is my favourite version.
@@eily_b wait is it actually done by Massive Attack?
Bhopal 🤘🏽
As a South Africa born living in Portugal, I started listening to Nusrat for the past twenty years I can say this version besides the original is amazing. Well done sir.
Portugal carelhe.
Aweh ek wens ek kan ook gaan woon in Europe
Goosebumps 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
This comment section literally brings me to tears. The international appreciation of each other’s art, the respect, the straight up love. It’s a beautiful thing to behold and hold onto hope for more of.
Sou Brasileiro e estou amando essa mistura de culturas, viva a música sem fronteiras 👏🙌
I love this comment section, this is the best example of cultural appreciation. A whole bunch of people just got a new appreciation for Pakistani music.
hungarian here, this music (original + Andre) is awesome, I also listened to it during workouts, that badass it is, lol.
Agreed. that's why the concept of "cultural appropriation" is bullshit. under its yoke this video should be cancelled.
stfu if you cry for this. Jesus...
The harmonies are insane, this is beautiful!
If humans ever send another golden record into deep space this should be the title track
as a pakistani i feel so appreciated-
Definitely 👍
We sent a golden record into space?? We're pretty dumb.
@@YeshuaIsTheTruth It's not exactly as stupid as it sounds. It's basically a time capsule for Earth, coordinates for finding us I believe, greetings from various languages, nature sounds. Also, found this online about the gold: "Gold was chosen as the coating because it is chemically extremely stable and has good thermal properties."
If Nursrat Fateh Ali was alive, he must have attempted to experiment on this kind music too. He was so ahead of his time. I just love his mastery over music. The great Legend. Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩
Holy crap! I never knew I needed Pakistani Metal!! This is amazing!!!!
Check out Roxen - "Mujhko satao rock version"
Roxen - "Yaadein "
Roxen - " Rozen e deewar "
exactly what i was thinking xD these dudes rock🤘
Check out Bloodywood.... I think they're Indian though.
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@@hmw_kamikaze3885 Nah Bloodywood not real metal just covering folk songs into metal version . "Bhayanak Maut" is OG Indian death metal
@@bharat1366 I'll check em out. Thanks. I like Bloodywoods twist on the folk stuff lol :P.
Slaughter to Prevail (Russian) is my go-to non-English band at the moment lol.
Cheers.
Thanks Andre. I have watched this a million times. And the one with the nooran sisters as well.
Please keep doing this. You can unite us all! ❤
This is by far more badass than 99% of the metal I've bee listening to for the past 20 years
Have you heard Bloodywood? You might like them.
Totally
Then it might be time to listen to some other metal bands instead of nickelback and metallica.
Meshuggah, Lamb Of God, Infant Annihilator etc would be a good for starting new journey.
@@o00user00o Those bands are like replacing meat with Tofu
@@o00user00o With all due respect to you and the bands you mentioned, I've listened to all of them, there's no denying of their technical prowess but in terms of musical innovation metal has been repeating itself for many years already, and I find it hard to get excited about new releases. This guy has mixed metal (which is barely 50 years old) With Qawwali music which extends back to the 13th century so that's what I meant by badass in terms of pushing boundaries and experimenting which I find to be more interesting and exciting as a result. A band like Black Sabbath for example is beyond badass when you view them in their historical context, I'm talking about hearing heavy metal for the first time in the late 60s can you imagine how cool was that!
Brutha your mixes are incredible like everything from your choice of sample to just how clear it all sounds and the levels seem like perfection to me. This new one is another absolute banger .I have been listening to your nuur sisters mixes literally on repeat all day for two three weeks it’s amazing work bro really ! Thank you for sharing and sparking a fire in me that been out for a long time .
Nothin' like the feeling of that fire getting sparked \m/
I know right? This even sounds fantastic on my picky 'fancy pants' headphones. The balance between the guitar/bass/drums/vocals is on point!
I don’t know how much Andre spends on gear, but his tone is always amazing
In one of his early videos , he has a DV Mark MultiAmp to play guitar through
For real, quality sound every time
Tone this good isn't overly expensive. Just about any guitarist should be able to afford it. It's the practice with the equipment to really dial in that master tone.
@@FlawlessRhythmGG expensive is relevant depending on who you ask, but yes, knowing what you’re doing and a lot of trial and error to really dial it in is what makes it sound good.
Now, through Andre's work. I came to realise while looking back to modern choir singers, these Pakistani singers are actually a FULL BAND of their own. I have yet to wait and see if I'll be hearing a choir that has a MODERN FULL BAND concept (NOT MODERN INSTRUMENTS but ONLY VOICES that do riffs).
I'm not a Pakistani but... these singers are REAL LEGENDS.
Coke studio rahay Fateh and abida Parveen, search on TH-cam and I am sure it will be a treat
This is jalandhar gharana from india but lives in pakistan for 70 years.
Look for the Orchestral Qawwali Project with Abi Sampa
Truth. Nusrat and crew are the real deal.
True. The only instruments used by a qawwal "party" are tabla and harmonium. They may also use a dholak for the "nobat" on this particular qawwali.
man those first 30 seconds with triplets and syncopation is absolutely lovely. that puts you in the metal mood
NFAK is a prominent feature of Pakistani households with any bit of musical taste. It was in my teens that I discovered metal, years after I'd listened to traditional Qawwali. I always thought there were parallels between these two types of music from opposite ends of the world. Both have the same crazy, spirited, adventurous zeal of reaching into the beyond and pulling out and bringing back something otherworldly.
That man and his music has gone beyond borders. One of the most unique voices to have graced this Earth. Instantly recognisable style. You can hear a touch of the same voice and style in RFAK as well, a young version of whom I believe I can see in this video.
I don't know the language but I can tell he's singing from his soul, from his heart.......what is the song about?
@@MMK86
This is not a song. Qawwali music is basically about praising God, Prophet Mohammed, Ali (cousin and son in law of prophet Mohammed) and sufi saints.
In this Qawwali they are praising Ali and famous Sufi Saint from Sindh, called, Laal Shehbaz Qalandar.
Well said
What a great match!
I don't know if it's the years of listening and playing Dream Theater, Opeth, Orphaned land etc or my Moroccan origins, but the arrangement of this song just hits the bullseye of my music heart. What a masterpiece !!!! Andre you are a hidden Gem 💎 !!!!! 🤘🏻
sahbi meghriibi kaytmezek l prog l3ezzz !
Orpaned land vibe for sure
I hear a lot of dream theater and opeth in it too. Probably because of the Lydian modes and add9 chords.
DT ftw! 🤘
@@Taklalak hahaha l3ezz a khoya !! oulahila bessa7 lprog taychte7 !!
This music is also very popular in Afghanistan and my father has tons of CDs and Cassettes from him and other qawwali artists, Like Nashenas or the Sabri Brothers, but Ustad Fateh Ali Khan was always his favourite. I must admit that to me this genre of music kind of always lacked a bit of "fire" or "spice" and as such I really love your interpretations here, as they add exactly what I was missing, allowing me to get all nostalgic in a new, "metalled-up" way. 😊
A sprinkle of Kashmiri chili powder
Nusrat Fateh is biggest Singer of Pakistan and King of Qawwali
Interested to hear his thoughts on this mix of styles.
@@DokkaChapman He sadly died long ago.
@@yasinachekzai2567 So sorry the hear that. :/
I’ve truly lost track of how many times I’ve listened to this. No idea what’s being said but the PROG rock is strong with this one and I’m all in. ✊🏾
It will hard to translate this to exactly what it means but it is sort of a religious ritual chant if you can imagine it like. Mast qalandar means a saint of the highest order (qalandar) and he is in sort of mystic trance (mast). The qalandar is praising his masters the one above him in the saintly order.
I think this might just be André's best video ever, next to the India System of a Down video, which is also amazing.
Get the license of all Nusrat's song and release a fusion album. You are too good Man! 😱
Andre.. Your tribute to the legendary Nusrat Fateh Ali deserves applause and respect. Nusrat was a global phenomenon, who sang for every one and was never shy of fusing his classical style with other cultures. Total Respect.
sorry friend...not global in the least....nobody in the western world knows of this dude....
@thescream1868 I mean he's collaborated with Peter Gabriel and I think he even did a vocal track on Martin Scorsese's Last temptation of christ.
@@thescream1868 He has a die hard fans from around the world. He is considered a legend amongst legends. That is what I would call a global phenomenon.
@@thescream1868 shut up you 14 year old school kid go and do your homework first boii
@@thescream1868 you don't even know who was nusrat fateh Ali khan because you are new born baby in this world
This masterpiece will be remembered for centuries.
Brother, I've never heard such a perfect combination of Qawwali and Metal before. I seriously didn't know it existed or was even possible to create, but you've made it happen. Please don't stop. This artistry is so unique. We need more of it. 🤌❤
Holy hell....never imagined.... Nusrat sir's song....can be potrayed this way.... KUDOS BRO.... Greetings from a METALHEAD from INDIA 🇮🇳...🤘🤘🤘
I can't stop myself from getting back to this over and over again. This is an absolute gem. We need a more artists actually making fusions like this. Holy Shit I love music
Holy shit I love ❤️ music too.For me it's the only reason I want to even breathe .I love it ALL
Same here. Been a while since a song leaves me buzzing like this. It’s soo good
That's the beauty of metal and of music in general! Metal can play with most any other type of music and it will work somehow, right? Proof that music is the universal language after all, IMO.
read your comment while listening to this 5th time in a row as i found it. uffff yara Andre ne kiya kar diya?????? ⚰
music is the best
This music seriously cured my depression. I fell better listening to it and more willing to make something of my day. Thank you. AWSOME MUSIC
He said, "Drifter, can ya make folks cry when you play and sing?
Have you paid your dues, can you moan the blues?
Can you bend them guitar strings?"
He said, "Boy, can you make folks feel what you feel inside?
Contemplating 'Mustt Mustt' made me think of these David Allen Cole lyrics.
Andre, it's been a lot of years since I have enjoyed new music this much. Thank you.
Me too
@@robertkenyon9426 th-cam.com/video/eYSaHXXFIBU/w-d-xo.html
I''m finding out the power of music for depression too, trying to make a ritual of listening to truly empowering, edifying, life affirming music every day.
Hey mate, all the best to you. Think about this: you need those close to you (whomever, your family, friends, etc), and they need you. Other than that, fuck yeah, let music be your cure 🤘🏻
Man am going down an amazing rabbit hole with these videos. This music is already amazing, but with the metal backing, it just goes to the stratosphere. This is some of the best music I've heard recently. Really wishing for a collaboration. The West needs to hear more from these singers (Nooran Sisters included).
As a Qawalli and Metal lover, this is magnificent :) Thank you so much Andre for this brilliant piece
Same here best of both worlds
I almost cried because of how good it is. Incredible music. Superb work Andre.
00:11 wow the passion in their singing
The guy went in hard and deep with that opening
They were so hardworking....
U could search all of their songs are no less than 20 mins....
And they are no less high pitch than this......
And they would record this all in only a concert....
Which would be live for hours just imagine
@com682 imagine this as anime opening
Sabri brothers are also phenomenal, and their son was recently assassinated in Pakistan by fundamentalists.
Nusrats nephew Rahat is still alive though and is singing in various parts of this song.
If you've never been to a qawalli, you would love it
From Iran 🇮🇷
Bravo
& thank you ❤
I subscribed
Ya Ali !
I studied in India and one day at the uni they organized a suffi performance which totally blew my mind. Now hearing this version of mast kalender is exactly what i needed
Wspaniała muzyka, pozdrowienia z Polski dla wszystkich ludzi z Pakistanu, dla wszystkich którzy czują tą muzykę sercem i dla Ciebie Andre...robisz znakomitą robotę - łączysz ludzi z całego świata. Brawo!!!
🤍
I have to come back to this periodically, it's so uplifting. I live in Japan, where a sizable number of people LOVE rock and metal and understand basically zero of what it is saying, yet they can FEEL it. It helps me kind of grasp where they are coming from when I listen to this amazing hybridisation of tradition and power
This song is about the season of must when mating season occurs in elephant populations. The male elephants get agitated, rocking back and forth.
@@sophiaseeker9335
I think it is a muslim religious song, so the breeding rituals of elephants is probably not what is being talked about.
Sami Yusuf also made his own interpretation of the song.
@@someguy2744
A Raja who's languages and culture he was emersed in his entire life, he not only gifted me this and other music. He translated them as well. He translated cinema as well, as we watched together. Growing up in this region, he was fluent in at least six local languages.
The elephant season of must, is a metaphor. One must think allegorically to grasp the true meaning.
I shant try to paint the whole picture for anyone. Suffice it to say,the males rock back and forth side to side, tears streaming from their eyes, longing for their beloved. Intensely. The separation is pain and longing. One must look beyond the mere temporal mundane interpretations.
If one does not grok metaphor, a thousand words cannot explain it.
@@sophiaseeker9335 hahaha!
For anyone wondering...
The lyrics refer to not the mating of elephants, rather a trance like state of being "musth" which means entranced in love. So Ali is a revered figure in shia and sunni Islam.
This song is dedicated to the love of Ali and how one can e entranced by it. "Must qalandar" is a phrase referring to a Sufi practitioner lost in love.
Nusrat would be proud of you brother!! i Think this is the best of your creations..
I discovered NFAK 20 years ago and was blown away by the intensity and passion, there were moments despite me not understanding a word, that skated the line between agony and ecstasy that perhaps only mystics and junkies ever experience. Words fail me at times. Thank you Andre, this is brilliant.
You get it. What it means.
What’s your background if you don’t mind me asking
@@Backhand77 Ripples in still water, when there is no pebble tossed nor wind to blow. ;) I don't know, I'm just this guy.
Yes! 70's Prog Rock is coming back.
A little "Hocus Pocus" by Focus vibes 👍
It never left, friend. If you wanna hear an amazing prog metal band check out "Rishloo." They are unreal
this is more folk-rock
This rules. Always loved Musst Musst. So glad I saw him sing live. Still one of my all time favorite concerts.
Totally blown away by this... Pakistan's qawwali, totally amped up with some killer metal vibes. It's a real deal, showcasing an epic fusion of diverse cultures. Hats off to the legendary Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, his vocal game was off the charts, and his brother Farrukh Fateh Ali Khan. Can't get enough of it ..
The concept, the execution, the mix and everything about what you're doing with Nusrat Sahab's music is absolutely legendary stuff. Couldn't have imagined such a rendition
This is why I love folk metal, there's something about traditional music (from any culture) fused with modern metal that creates pure magic. ❤️
Felt I owed you something for how much I love this. Thank you for making this man.
Magical. Thank you for your works.
This needs to be a genre of music. There must be some Pakistani singers out there who want to do this. It would make a killer live show.
It already does exist.
TH-cam search “Bloodywood” it’s an Indian metal band. They’re really good.
U can find this type of music on Coke Studio & Nescafe Basement from Pakistan...
Massive respect from SRI LANKA 🇱🇰... this is what world needs ❤️
Love from PAKISTAN
I'm Brazilian, Christian, rocker and I really admire your work. This one from mustt mustt, for me is the best.. there you were really inspired.. Congratulations!
Welcome brother we love Brazil and football, you are already a great Nation to fall in love, God bless you all 😍😇❤️
Você deveria estar escutando funk, é isso que seu país espera de você
Sou paquistanês eu gosto música brasileira
Senta da nada 😂
@@Bomberjoxer Po, não me lembra disso. Estraga a vibe. kkkkkkk
The whoops face at 3:35 never disappoints
This comment needs more attention 😅😂. I didn't notice at first
I remember when Jeff Buckley did a cover of Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan singing "Yeh Jo Halka Halka Suroor Hai". I can't speak or read Urdu but I remember it being one of the most unique and beautiful songs I'd heard. After reading a rough translation to English I realized how intensely poetic it was. I'd love to hear a metal version of "Yeh Jo Halka Halka Suroor Hai"!
Halka halka surror and kaali kaali zulfon are my all time favs, would love to see both of them coverd
Yes! it was fro the Live at Sin'e' album! glad some else appreciated that too
Man, I miss Bucklyey....
check coke studio with subtitles enabled. you will like it.
The question becomes, as to which version of the song?
Even the live concert's rendition of this song in particular, range from 20 minutes to more than an hour long.
Man, how do these guys sing so strongly while sitting down?? Sitting makes it so much harder to get full breaths in my singing experience.
Musicians in the Indian subcontinent usually sit cross legged on the floor. Your comment offers interesting food for thought.
This is very common among classical singers of South Asia especially Sindhis and Punjabis.
He's like a laughing Buddha. I love it.
and also the timing.. they sing consecutively like for 1 hour too sitting
@@masroorahmed1606 almost all of South Asia, carnatic classic music of south India is also performed sitting down
I CAN'T STOP LISTENING TO THIS SONG!!! HELP!!!
same its been weeks im still going
I already know the lyrics by heart, but have no idea what they mean
Same man, I was listening to this and the other songs on repeat for weeks.
I'm a new addict 🫣
im working like 16 hours per day and im listening this in loop while working, im addicted too
1:45 love that sound that came from your guitar
Feeling Adrenaline rush while listening to this. Smiling and crying at same time . Thanks for making this brother . Huge respect
This song was constantly playing while I was growing up as a kid in Canada. This is the version that was in my head, even though everyone else was hearing the original. And the original is absolutely amazing, but this is so so good. Clearly, other people heard this version in their head too.
Is there a link for this version and for this video?
@@subeshprakash Google his name & "Mast Kalander"
The fusion we always needed!! You need to do more Nusrat stuff. 🤘🏻
So, I watched a couple of these Pakistani songs on your channel, and I must say it's impossible for me to imagine these guys singing without your guitars alongside them, as if that's the original version. You've done tremendous job on them.
Hello André Antunes i'm from Pakistan, and i think you just unlocked a new genre of this cultural mix, even though in pakistan we had/have many metal bands but none of them came close to this level of remixes, really appreciate you work man, also there is NFAK qawwali Gorakh Dhanda Ho which was done again in Nescafe Basement and in Last they did the similar type of rendition you did. also rolling stone recently gave a list of 200 Greatest Signers ever of all time in which they put NFAK at 91 but for me he's the greatest ever who doesn't even need a list. i hope continue to do these renditions.
The qawwali fusion the world was waiting for.
Never thought myself to be a metal fan, have to redefine my entire music taste :)
Well done man!
Repeated 100 times already. What a marvelous mix!
Perfect marriage with metal. This is so powerful. ❤
After hearing dance remixes of Mustt Mustt by Massive Attack, Bally Sagoo and others I always thought somebody should do a rock version and years later here it is. Absolutely Brilliant.