Raf Saperra and the borderless appeal of Punjabi music, w/Zeerak of Hamnawa

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The February playlist had a Raf Saperra and Naseebo Lal banger on it. In researching about Raf's background and output, and intersecting it with Hamnawa's general aim of highlighting "Pakistani" music, Zeerak brings some interesting thoughts about the limitations of relatively recent borders when it comes to cultures that predate them by centuries.
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Laung lachi song set that precedent long ago, culture is flourishing and its beautifull

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@RafSaperra is not just a singer but a music video director. He did videos for @iSidhuMooseWala Jaz dhami. He himself directs his own music videos. In modern mirza you can see his pakistani influence. And NSL is not rdb style it's UK punjabi garage music which was put into light by rdb