Old Composer REACTS to Bol Hu - Soch the Band ft Hadiya Hashmi | The Decomposer lounge

[@alphasubscription6741]

No electronic beats, no auto tune. Some real stuff here. Pretty impressive. Respect for Pakistani music

[@ZaamNoodle]

You got that right!

[@nihalg.baruah7842]

There were plenty of effects tho

[@michaelrohrbeck5093]

Nescafé Basement and Coke Studio Pakistan is an epicenter of phenomenal music that is a favorite to many in South Asia... no doubt you’ll start getting recommendations.

[@MIAslam77]

True indeed 🙂

[@MC_Rohr]

@HEAT LAR So cool, thanks for recommendation

[@taskeenzahra3947]

No doubt

[@michaelrohrbeck5093]

@@hashoo.group.ka.chairman Thank you..., and know that people out there are watching and appreciating your opinion and love of music

[@sharannimbal973]

Plzz react to salman ali indian idol audition and special recimendation ....laal ishq arjit singh

[@rickjames9039]

The little girl has such an amazing voice, it gave me goosebumps.

[@khawajaumair891]

Same to you

[@vanilla_milkshake]

tell your friend thank you because I just cried during Hadiya's vocal performance. I've never heard a voice like that before.

[@innocentvissky7001]

me too same feeling 😢😊😊😊♥️🇵🇰

[@nts5546]

It's a spiritual song, trust me everyone would cry, despite not even being able to understand.... It's Sufi music

[@shashtamaharaj3489]

The box instrument is called a harmonium.

[@khadijaanjum6028]

Hadiya has sung more songs. She is wonderful

[@usmankhurram79]

Focus on lyrics also

[@raoultomaselli7099]

ok. i had this playing in the background with headphones while making breakfast (so i wasn't watching it) When Hadiya enters the song I felt the band was using a THEREMIN! Her tone range is supernatural wow

[@Eric998765]

This song was so cool. Thanks friend of Geebz for recommending it.

[@sanamukim4687]

Brother it's not normal songs we hear and enjoy or dance...it's islamic (muslim religious) nazm! One gets dissolved in love with almighty so when sings,it's heart which speaks and sings ❤️

[@muozzamshami4778]

@@sanamukim4687 its Sufism but when music is involved you cannot say its religious

[@sanamukim4687]

@@muozzamshami4778 I agree but that much debth, I felt , maybe they wont understand...so just spoke my heart,and yes there is no place of music Islam and that doesn't even need alhumdulillah ❤️ Jazak-Allah-e-khair but haan

[@ZakirAli-kz7vk]

Love 💕 From Multan Pakistan 🇵🇰.

[@minalakbar7404]

That man at 16:08 beside Hadia is her vocal teacher. See how proud he looks❤

[@cowcolalover420]

I see

[@farhanshafique922]

Oh I didn't notice that before. Thanks for telling us.

[@sweetlover7448]

Urdu (national language of Pakistan) urdu language is like poetry Urdu itself is very melodious

[@bewakoofsparsh3441]

Which originated from india 😎😎

[@sweetlover7448]

@@bewakoofsparsh3441 india and a pakistan were same country

[@zehrasaleem4858]

@@bewakoofsparsh3441 orignated as one part pakistan, india and bangladesh but now represtative of Pakistan as a national language!!

[@mr.d6998]

@@bewakoofsparsh3441 The fact that it consists of vast amounts of Arabic and Persian is clearly lost on you.

[@khanzadashakir3979]

@@bewakoofsparsh3441 india is known for indus river which is in pakistan

[@Xaheer83]

1:52 The Instrument is called "Dambura", the guy who is playing it, is Jamil Ayan. My good friend, and like a bro to me. Multi talented guy, he is a sketch artist & folk musician and wonderful human being.

[@Charred_Pawn]

Kya baat hai👌starting mein jo instrument hai uss ka naam bata sakte hain?

[@Charred_Pawn]

@Syed Hasan thanks bro✌️

[@numankhan2645]

@@Charred_Pawn sitar old music instrument little bit different from rabab

[@usamasalman2246]

@@Charred_Pawn Its Chitrali Sitar....Chitral Folk Instrument

[@khanwashere264]

THIS IS ACTUALLY RECORDED LIVE WITHOUT AUTO TUNE

[@laopod]

Hadiya's part in this song is in the Darbari Kannada raga which uses a scale with pretty much the same notes as the Aeolian mode: C D E♭ F G A♭ B♭ C (any note can be assigned as C, and it can also be notated as Sa Re ga Ma Pa dha ni Ṡa where lowercase means flat and a dot above means the higher octave). The most important note is D / Re and the second most important is G / Pa. The ascending scale in Darbari Kannada is C D E♭, E♭ F G A♭ B♭ C (or S R g, g M P d n Ṡ) and descending is C A♭ B♭ G F G (F)E♭, (F)E♭ F (C)D C (or Ṡ d n P M P (M)g, (M)g M (S)R, S). It's a profoundly solemn and serious raga which I think comes across in this performance very well. Also the meaning of the title is "Say "He,"" where "He" is God. If you do any more South Asian music reviews in the future it would be REALLY interesting to hear your reactions based on some info on the raga and its scales / notes / emotional impact which you can sometimes find pretty easily if you google the song name + "raga."

[@anuragC819]

brilliant explanation, i sometimes have a difficult time comparing indian raags to western scales, this does a beautiful job

[@shahedhossain7880]

its Raga Yaman....pakad Ma Pa Da, Ni Re Sa..

[@Stimmevon70]

Your comment deserves BILLIONS of likes, at the very least

[@jibanjyotimishra2147]

Yes bro It's not Raag Darbari kanada. It's Raag Yaman......

[@MuhammadKashif-pw6wd]

Its raag yaman

[@Princess_Sani]

Hadiya Hashmi, Pakistani girl, singing at 8 years old will forever give me goosebumps and make my heart happy ❤ Adnan and Soch the band are incredible ❤

[@DaDoubleDee]

I would love to see more eastern bands decomposed!! That girl slayed that song and the whole band are insane in their own rights!!!

[@yeahitsme9721]

Listen to “Coke studio Pakistan” and “Nescafé Basement” you will love the diversity in language and composition❤️

[@derricktipps9867]

Wow. Just wow. I appreciate incredible talent and raw emotion when I see it.

[@fareehamiandara6965]

There are videos with English translation of the lyrics. In Pakistani culture the lyrics are very important and are at the epicenter of the given music.

[@akmnazrul5462]

Yes,absolutely you are right. This girl submerged totally deep in the music,incredible.

[@ManGolden786]

I would Love to know the Translations to those Songs out of Coke Studio_Nescafe Basement!

[@jethrofloyd67]

OH SHIT! I look away for a second to pour another coffee and suddenly it's a little kid singing! Gotta back it up now cause she's killin it, talk about chicken skin...

[@KeyOfGeebz]

RIGHT?

[@jethrofloyd67]

Those microtones....maaan that's beautiful. But like you said, it's a different kind of chicken skin. My buddy in the gospel/jazz world calls those intervals the "stank" or "stank face" notes cause you make that face like you just sniffed some rancid chili haha. This needs its own name though, probably already has one knowing how Indian music has a very intricate theory they've probably named 3 different kinds of "stank" notes haha.

[@spdcrzy]

@@jethrofloyd67 microtones are so integral to Indian and Pakistani classical music haha. The slides that go in between the notes give me chills every time.

[@adnanmumtazkhan]

@@jethrofloyd67 Not indian my friend, this is Pakistani music. Yeah both from the same region but Pakistani music is heavily classic, pop and rock infused. Show me ONE at par perfomance from any youtube video coming out of any independent indian music production. Until 2 years ago, the whole indian music industry went on strike against the production houses as they would prefer Pakistani music and singers over indians, now Pakistani singers and musicians are banned in India and indian music in a pile of dump since. all it needs is a simple google search. Peace.

[@Adi_SH_007]

@@adnanmumtazkhan ohh come on don't be an idiot. Indian , pakistan music is 100% same.

[@jamesbowler2461]

Wow, something so different! I have never really listened to much music from this part of the world, but this is great stuff. And that performance from the girl is definitely goosebumps/chickenskin inducing! Thanks for exposing us to great music from around the world!

[@nooralhaya9824]

Aww brother, that's beautiful 😍✨ Now that you've seen the tip of the iceberg, lemme suggest you Coke studio Pakistan , so that you can fully emerge yourself in this type of music 😋🌸 You can also turn on the captions for English subtitles. . . Good luck to your journey of music for this part of the world ❣️✨ Stay blessed 💕

[@randomguy1088]

If u liked this u will love Coke studio Pakistan. Kangana, Rang, chhaap tillak a few of those Eastern songs.

[@FU29103]

For some more badass band and growly vocal action, I'd suggest a sweet child o mine cover by nescafe basement Pakistan, I guarantee you'll love it

[@cirick1696]

This was awesome. Like a lot of western listeners, I am not exposed enough to eastern musical themes in general. Its one thing when bands we love like tool take these sounds and integrate them, its completely another to be fully immersed in another sonic culture. Great track.

[@taskeenzahra3947]

It was from nescafe basement ..another one would be coke studio seasons provided you are into blending and trying to find new sounds

[@farooqueazam2762]

Search for Nusrat Fateh Ali khan, Ghulam Ali, Mehdi Hasan, Jagjeet Singh, Chitra Singh.. These are few gems of the Indian subcontinent ❤️

[@nadeali1]

AYYYY YOU DID IT MAN!!! You actually listened to my suggestion! I wasn't expecting this! awesome. I suggested this a few weeks ago and you hearted my comment then. haha never thought you would actually react to this song

[@smabshahjee]

You have a beautiful name Masha Allah brother

[@hussainfadwani3828]

I'm from that part of the world.. she is a prodigy. I mean, that clarity and precision and that age ... As a listener you just get stuck in time. Speechless. She truly is extraordinary in the truest sense.

[@MohsinKhan-nn6xu]

*When the baby girl takes over, I swear I get goosebumps every single time*

[@Behen786]

She’s the next Abidi Parveen of her generation for Pakistan 🇵🇰

[@carolynm.7530]

Absolutely love this. Her voice is so beautiful! ❤️

[@christopherblowers443]

Why does this sfuff make me cry.

[@nooralhaya9824]

Well It's a spiritual song , so yeah maybe that's y ...you can hear it with English subtitles on the official music video by turning on the captions and trust me it'll hit hard 🤧❤️ Stay blessed and happy ✨🌸

[@dawahtv9528]

It's sofi Kalam.sofism is branch of Islam

[@AbdulAhad-hi5sv]

Because it raises questions on your very existence.. try it with English lyrics and you will know.

[@SharaqpurDotCom]

It’s Sufi music and that does always- And Pakistan is famous for its Sufi poetry, music and singers- You should also read subtitles this kind of poetry has deep meanings

[@zs8741]

You cry cuz it touches your soul

[@anotherdeadweirdo382]

That mix was so clean you could eat off of it. Wow.

[@jethrofloyd67]

I absolutely love mixing modern and traditional instruments and styles. That was so cool, loved the singing. That kind of old world, sliding, eastern kind of melodic singing is so moving...makes me feel the deep ages of history, for lack of a better description. ...also, just a reminder that Goober For The Bass is a dope t-shirt idea

[@zeeshakir]

The band and the girl are from Lahore which is a city that has existed since the 1st Century ..

[@dodgrblu]

I'm not sure if I'll come back to the song many times, but that was a great listen, the girl was wonderful.

[@iTalha]

Try listening to it with Captions (cc) on, might surprise you.

[@arslanshah481]

She is 8 years old and she is pakistani our proud love from pakistan

[@K100-b3e]

She’s a national treasure! Love from India ❤️

[@zaighamriaz4865]

She was 8 years old at the time of this recording 🙂

[@DrCrimp-sg5pb]

Classical chanting is way of life in India/Pakistan. Children start very very young and they practice a lot every day. So it’s kinda normal that her skills are that good

[@nooralhaya9824]

Still I can assure you, what she did there, is NOT normal 😍✨

[@DrCrimp-sg5pb]

@@nooralhaya9824 yes but if you know the history of India and Pakistan you’d know that classical singing starts when kids are very young and they train every day. So by the age of this girl they’re already masters. So it’s kinda not that unusual. But don’t mistake me, she is amazing

[@kamallutchman9657]

Singing skills are common. I'm sure thats what you mean. Because that wasnt normal.

[@omarjanjua3020]

no not kinda normal definitely way above, even if children start early

[@magikat7]

Nope classical 'chanting' is not what children do in pakistan lol. She has especially trained and stood out as a prodigy. True talent is a gift, training simply hones it.

[@edwardcaine]

I love the micro tonal melodies of the middle east. Her vibrato and intination is amazing.

[@ananydwivedi6640]

Isn't this from Pakistan tho?

[@edwardcaine]

@@ananydwivedi6640 technically you are correct. Pakistan is in Southern Asia, however culturally it has strong ties with the Middle East. The instrument they opened with was the Sazlep, a mid-east plucked string instrument and the vocal arrangement reminded me very much of music I have listened to from Turkey. Micro tonal music is song and played in both regions of the world; I do not mean to offend, I just connect this sound more with the Middle East than South Asia. My ear could be biased though.

[@ananydwivedi6640]

@@edwardcaine well I get your point ofc but being from India, and having heard a lot of Pakistani/Indian music, I can tell you there's a lot of difference between middle Eastern and south East Asian music. Check both of them out separately though, it's all wonderful:)

[@edwardcaine]

@@ananydwivedi6640 will do. I love sounds from all over the world.

[@gamingustad5871]

It's different from middle east. India and Pakistan has their own music culture

[@iabhipandey]

Please do listen Chap tilak coke studio version that song is simply a spiritual journey

[@aamirsaeed3272]

Great Reaction.Musical Instrument is Harmonium.

[@reemasingh6845]

I've watched a lot of reactions to this song, but your point of view as a composer was completely unique. Everyone highlights the lyrics and Hadiya's performance, but listening to your take on the instruments and some of the stuff that often gets lost in the background is awesome!

[@spdcrzy]

That constant note that you're talking about is called the "sa" in Indian and Pakistani classical music. Sa is the beginning and the end, and the beauty of a raag is how you travel through a scale from sa all the way out to infinity and back to the sa.

[@iamvivektron]

That was one 'NAIL BITING' performance... :D

[@minalakbar7404]

Plz react to "Chaap Tilak" by coke studio. This is sung by the two great legends of Pakistan. You will really be amazed at the singing skills and emotions. Many vocal coaches have cried reacting to them

[@sehrishmughal4381]

Agreed

[@maria-wl4xt]

Agreed

[@ihackraj]

Please react to chaap Tilak

[@SilviaAfurisita]

This was so good, love hearing the passion in their performances! Makes me want to listen to traditional music from my country now, lol, even though it's not even on the same continent. But that feeling I got from this is how I feel when listening to some tracks from back home, so much soul trapped in them. Thanks for doing this, will save their track now.

[@myriadpath]

the instrument, i believe, is called the harmonium

[@ranaatif7498]

Uu may not understand this song but we both brother nation 🇵🇰🇳🇪 will understand how incredible singer as well as song it is.

[@arslantariq842]

Lol. Donot joke around

[@AbdurRahim-bo6ww]

SIMPLY awesome, the expression of the little girl is really admirable!

[@piyushtyagi5093]

The word you were trying to find is ‘purity’ .. the investment of pure emotions of the child brings out this captivating melody..

[@raheelanwar5974]

You can see Hadia’s Ustad sitting next to her playing harmonium. He is the one who polished her talent to this level.

[@ManGolden786]

Alhamdulillah

[@manochaudhary2951]

proud to be pakistani🇵🇰❤🤗

[@SmartfoolGB]

14:25 the point where her realises he doesn't actually know himself and acknowledges that the vocal capabilities of an 8 year old has put him emotionally on his knees. The discovery brings with it intrepidation. He's now a changed man. This is the power of this gift from God given to delight the people. It transcends boundaries of colour race even perhaps species.

[@darquemode1165]

Since you enjoyed this I'll suggest another from the series you will like -" _Sweet Child O' Mine_ from Nescafe Basement II" with Altamash Sever on lead vocals. Incredible vocals, drums, bass, and guitar, but then add in some Pakistani traditional instruments like Sitar, Table, Danburo etc,,, Makes for a great song!

[@7thskytrendsltd]

Appreciate your reaction ❤️❤️

[@Tiddlebit]

First of all, I love what you're doing here. This is by far my favorite react channel on YT. I don't go out of my way to comment often but I have some song recommendations that I would truly love to see you break down. They're quite different from a lot of the stuff you've done so far. Bridge by Amon Tobin Lady and Man by Khruangbin Black Flag and Lady Bountiful by The Cactus Channel Atlantic Oscillations by Quantic I would love few things more than to see you break some of these down (especially Bridge). I haven't seen anyone else react to them, let alone break them down, and that kills me, as I think they're all extremely well crafted songs with interesting compositions. They're kinda hard to classify genre wise but there's definitely a lot of jazz and funk influence in there. I really hope to see some of these broken down on your channel one day! I think you'd really enjoy them, and I know I would enjoy the reaction! Might even introduce people to some new music they love, which always feels amazing!

[@RADMusic123]

Thank you lovely hearing from you.. very well explained ! Composer and lead vocalist of the band

[@shujaarmar]

🔥🔥🔥

[@enderstrike1628]

Looks like a great video man! Can't wait to watch you do disposition/reflection/triad

[@greenbillugaming2781]

Listen with subtitles on. Lyrics are as beautiful as song.

[@sanariaz100]

Lyrics itself beyond imagination..so soulful

[@learngeography1766]

Lot of love from Pakistan. React to more of Coke studio and Nescafe basement songs. Coke studio is the show which is producing high quality perfect music from a long time. they include all Great singers and perform songs with them, and every single musician out there is a legend in his field. so the music quality is always awesome. Whereas Nescafe basement includes new upcoming youngsters which are not popular , Zulfi is the Director/composer of these songs and he is such a Great composer. They also try to focus on Instruments and give extra time to musicians only. i.e there will be a part of song where only musicians will perform not the singer. so the give credit to musicians.

[@Sandhyarani_Sawant]

You did fantastic job. I am from India Namaste from here. One thing I would like to mention that if someone singing classical especially Hindustani and Karnataki classical musical can you prefer not to pause, what she's singing is pure classical thing. And here we say that music put us relm of liberation. We see music as spiritual journey. And here classical are made upon that. If you take pauses it's ruin the experience. It's just suggestions not for all kinds of music just for the classical one.

[@pierrehenri2297]

Great song!! Loved it.

[@alemoh]

That was so brilliant...and your reaction was very much appreciated! ❤️

[@jonjughamosh8206]

Totally terrific. Terrifically awesome. Totally blown away. Awesome! Awesome Awesome 👌

[@aminam2281]

Wow that made me cry.

[@audingastankunaite2179]

mister geebz i dont know you as a person, you dont know me either, but one thing i can say about you.. i just love your apreciation to the talent .. most reactors they just.. you know, smile or gasp for the clicks but you my friend you are : the true believer in art and talent i can see that from your those little subtle facial emtions and thank you for that mister. we all admire that :)

[@DrCrimp-sg5pb]

Oh nice!! Looking forward to this one

[@Sofiane1975m]

MA SHAA ALLAH.

[@Faisal_Dar]

No doubt this was one of the hardest vocal passage in rag darabari but this little gem made it look like a walk in local park,😂 amazing expression of high notes in complete control by Hadiya. Top marks 👍if you agree.

[@asifmahmood5677]

Geebz, Happy birthday. Loved your comments. I wish you have listened to this song with English subtitles. If you search for Bol Hu , you will find it. About the instrument, It called Harmonium. Our music starts with it. Blessings.

[@offroadjw]

Love your reactions. Really cool from the "de"composer's view. I know you react to metal bands a bit. I'd love to see your thoughts on one of the best ever, Pantera. "I'm Broken", "Five Minutes Alone", "Mouth For War", "Domination", and several others all have official music videos easy to find with great mix quality. Love the channel. ALOHA🤙🤙

[@KeyOfGeebz]

Yep - 10:10 - 10:20 The WTHeck face into CHICKEN SKIN!!!! Wow.......

[@idailyHomecooking]

I tell you what Sir She’s so talented and make me cry

[@vishaltanwar30]

That instrument is called Harmonium. Indian & Pakistani music share same cultural heritage and till date same. Because before 1947 they were one. Our language, dress, food , music same.

[@eddykhan6672]

i wish we didn't have extremists in current age on both sides.. Just imagine a unification where everyone is happy..

[@hasnainhamid366]

None of the thing you've mentioned is same between us dude😂 Even these things are not even same within our own country Pakistan, culture of North Pakistan is very different from Central Punjab, Pakistan Region and Central part is different from South Pakistan

[@masroorahmed1606]

@@hasnainhamid366 same is Pakistani and Indian Punjab's culture really really familiar.

[@ManGolden786]

​@eddykhan6672you have Prejudice and Resistance. Analyze the History really⁉️ Mythology & Revelations. No matter what, if you show the facts who saved whom from a particular group of another country 5 times. They are hiding History! They can't coexist because they will never get a Government to save them, sadly true! They think, also, that the Harmonium is Hindu, no.... Not Indian. So freaking crappy⁉️ BS BAFFLES Brain 🧠 The first instrument called a harmonium was made by Alexandre Debain in 1840 in France. He patented his harmonium in Paris on August 9, 1840.

[@humanthumb3550]

The long sustained notes in the background of this song are related to the mysticism which is the speciality of sufism bz the lyrics are about the spritiual journey of soul..this song is composed by xulfi who is a top music composer of pakistan.he is the main guy behind nescage basement songs. Coke studio songs of pakistan have their own vibe...they are also composed by the another top music producer "rohail hayat" and "strings" guyz..u must love it ..don't forget to check some songs like jugni by coke studio and "par channa day" etc

[@ritam_arya]

The instrument you were talking about is called harmonium.

[@cloudbloom]

Incredible track, wow

[@deinnachbar8258]

Thank you for your reaction, I realy enjoy it

[@waqasmehmood9493]

Love this song. I love how you are analyzing and listening to this song. I can sense that, unlike an ordinary listener, you are absorbing the highs and lows of every note. I would say it's more like a mathematician pondering over a beautiful equation.

[@Camo-Comedy]

Too good to real. Just wow... Stunned

[@adnanriz6609]

Classic classic Reaction love from ،🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰

[@benjisplat2]

Wow! How beautiful

[@OTNCBC]

Gojira just dropped another new song called "amazonia", which is great. The chorus riff is killer & would love to hear what you think :)

[@mohsinsyedain1754]

Of so many reactions to this video..yours is the best..I was impressed how you paid attention to those minute details..in addition to Hadiya Hashmi's feature. GREAT.

[@AzamKhan-sn3xe]

Instruments name is harmonium

[@areejriaz7533]

So, I just reacted to you reacting to the song without planning to! Essentially cried my eyes out when you teared up. 😢

[@innocentvissky7001]

wawww amizing react sir... speechless performance ♥️♥️♥️ more love and respect from Pakistan for sir keep it up .your new subscriber🇵🇰😍

[@myriadpath]

i would super much love to hear you decompose The Mountain by Jonathan Hultén. lush, gorgeous vocal harmonies as have been seldom heard before

[@hazzahur]

Love how you are so involved and kinda in a trance when u listen... very few people go so deep when listening to music... do listen "jilawatan" of pepsi battle of the band version by the band the call. Xulfi is producing nescafe basement and he's one of the best guitarist. Do listen to this and I guarantee you will love it.

[@leehussain8765]

Excellent reaction

[@leehussain8765]

Beautiful video Thank you

[@adopteez4904]

Thanks Mister james for reacting so sincerely. I loved your video. 💟💟💟💟

[@sajjadhussain8716]

Wow, an amazing little girl performed a wonderful song Love It❤❤❤

[@zash619]

Lyrics of this song in English for you people ❤️ Paint yourself with colours within find a companion within Make a small world for yourself be a wanderer in spiritual ecstasy. Say, just HU (God)* Keep dreaming with empty eyes Do what your heart says but listen to everyone With broken breaths, keep fighting, keep moving forward piece by piece keep collecting your fate. When soul and body says HU Even the summer hot dry wind feels pleasant and cold Shed tears while prostrating Be a wanderer in spiritual ecstasy [leave all your worries behind]. Say HU! In prostration why think of someone else Why is your heart broken and in pain Why are you? Why you exist? Contemplate! Fight the war within Stun everyone around you Make a small world for yourself Be a wanderer in spiritual ecstasy [leave all your worries behind] Say, HU. ALLAH HU!

[@jawedshah9260]

I loved how you were fidgeting when Hadiya was singing.. Harmonium was the instrument..

[@sajjadsheikh941]

You should have listened this song with captions on, it has very powerful lyrics!

[@gurusamrath]

Geebz, I haven't finished the video yet and I m forced to write a comment here... man o man, you did complete justice to the song and decoding it. Hats off to you and the Nascafe Basement team!!!

[@adeelanaz1864]

Great reaction sir thank you very much sir for reaction

[@sum_saifainna]

Love this song!

[@Ashleii]

Love your reaction to this. Just to say this is a spiritual song , in the genre of sufi kalam. These songs are totally dedicated to God /Allah. Most are about shaking off the dust of this world and devoting your life/ your heart / your love to your Beloved ( Allah) . There is no greater love for a Muslim and this is the spiritual ecstasy. Hu is “ The Divine Presence “ ie Allah. Most qawaal ( singers) actually get into their own trance like state because often the love for Allah is real Instrument was harmonium btw 😊

[@aiineenshah4897]

I think you will love hearing addat instrumental by Coke studio too

[@amaati1299]

GEEBZ, TRULY, THE SONGS OF THIS LAND ARE BLESSED BY THE SUPREME, THE ALMIGHTY, THE SKY FATHER.............

[@FluffyMcFluffavicMeowskiOFluff]

Amazing! And totally heard Tool from the very start. Incredible performance

[@farzanasyed3627]

Thanks sir for this beautiful reaction

[@alexbarger9808]

Patiently waiting for the circle back to Tool lol. I would check out the Holy Trinity (Disposition, Reflection, and Triad) in that order.

[@testaments9733]

The song is about "Actualise thy self". Why it's lyrics and little girl singer is amazing? The girl is the descendant of Prophet's family i.e Syed. So she is technically not Indian but a Pakistani with Arab genes. Lyrics are in Urdu language and Urdu is a modern language mixture of Persian, Arabic, Turkish, Turkic languages. These languages are used in typical Sufi and religious songs but average Urdu is more similar to Hindi than Persian.

[@muhammadhadikhan7642]

Impressive observation and analysis, Sir. I would certainly love to see your analysis on the lyrics as well.

[@hamzanadeem3550]

i would recommend a listen with the english subtitles on, the lyrics are very poetic and beautiful

[@hamzanadeem3550]

nevermind kinda commented early without getting to the part where you said you don't listen to the lyrics and break down the production instead

[@TaylorAnhorn]

I think a great video would be going back to Loathe and checking out I Let It in and It Took Everything. It's such a nuanced track and I think you will actually enjoy it

[@purpletartiflette1047]

That's a very nice performance ! Here's a suggestion : Migration by nitin Sawhney :)