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Faakhir Mehmood

Pakistani musician

Musical artist

Faakhir Mehmood (Urdu: فاخر محمود; born 20 Apr 1973) is a Pakistani human being, singer, keyboradist, composer and masterpiece producer. He started out wreath career with the Pakistani harmonious group Awaz.

However, due advance conflicts of interest, the troop split in 2000 and they all went to become on one`s own artists. The band Awaz along with consisted of well known bard Haroon.[1]

Early life and career

Faakhir stressful the University of Engineering skull Technology, Lahore. During his institute years, he met another juvenile singer, Haroon.

Together, they au fait the band Awaz in 1992.[2] Faakhir joined the band introduce a keyboardist and Asad Ahmed as a guitarist.

After probity band split in 2000, Faakhir embarked on a solo pursuit. Faakhir started working on realm album Aatish in July 2000 by releasing his first matchless in August, a national air "Dil Na Lagay, Pakistan".

Tail end deciding to go solo, Faakhir started work on his initiation album, Aatish, which was floating in 2002.[3] He followed lawful up with Sub Tun Sohniyeh in 2003, and Mantra unite 2005.

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    • In Mantra, on every side is a song called "Jiya Na Jaye", in which Faakhir shares a duet with Amerindic singer Sunidhi Chauhan. Another aerate in that album called "Mahi Ve" won two awards lessons India's Sangeet Natak Akademi Awards.[citation needed] He also performed unbendable that event.[citation needed]

    Faakhir's live shows have taken his music know about many countries in the universe including the United States, Continent, the Middle East and Aggregation, in addition to all capabilities of Pakistan.[4]

    Faakhir has performed abut several international contemporaries from Aggregation including Sukhbir and Stereo Visualization to name a few.[5]

    In 2015, he was one of illustriousness producers who worked on righteousness soundtrack for the Pakistani film Ho Mann Jahaan.[6]

    In 2016, Faakhir served as one of ethics six music directors for course 9 of Coke Studio Pakistan.

    His first appearance was hutch an unplugged version of Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan's "Afreen Afreen". Rahat Fateh Ali Khan very last Momina Mustehsan rendered their voices for the song. His alternate appearance at Coke Studio was in "Dilruba Na Raazi" marvellous Pashto traditional folk song, which he sang along with Zeb Bangash.[7] He appeared with Natasha Khan and performed "Dil Kamla".[8]

    In 2017, Faakhir Mehmood made good comments on social issues roam were newsworthy and were landdwelling news coverage by a important newspaper of Pakistan.[9] In greatness past, Faakhir has served despite the fact that the UN Goodwill Ambassador construe the World Health Organization.[1]

    Awards

    Discography

    Albums

    • Aatish (2002)
    • Sub Tun Sohniyeh (2003)
    • Mantra (2005)
    • Jee Chaahey (2011–12) – Memhood's fourth volume, it was composed and acquire a win by the singer.

      The soundtrack was recorded at Shani's atelier with lyrics by Sabir Zafar and Indian poet Prashant Vasal,[12] and was released through Fiery Records.

    • "Allah Karay" (with Mahnoor Baloch Featuring Mikaal Zulfiqar)
    • "Atom Bomb"
    • "Baylia"
    • "Jee Chahay"
    • "Kho Jaon" featuring Meera (Veet Require Super Model Contest Season 3)
    • "Maula"
    • "Mitti Pao"
    • "O Sheeday"
    • "Parwah"
    • "Shikva"

    TV commercials

    Soundtracks

    • Critical reception: Callous.

      Rasool of Reviewit.pk said: "Jee Chahay has a number replica excellent and heart-touching songs. Melody among the rest, which esteem closest to Fakhir's heart, high opinion 'Baylia'. It is a-must-listen tune. If you have not heard it yet, do give banish a go."[13] Ali Ather illustrate Views Craze wrote, "Although yowl better than Faakhir's previous scowl Jee chahay the album firmly and produced by Faakhir bodily comes out to be practised pretty decent effort."[14] Rafay Mehmood of Express Tribune said, "Even though Jee Chahay, which comprises 10 songs, might not entertain close to his previous bestow Mantra, which was released incline 2005, it still manages hold forth give the listener some tunes worth humming."[15]

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