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Arooj Aftab: Tiny Desk (Home) Concert 

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The Tiny Desk is working from home for the foreseeable future. Introducing NPR Music's Tiny Desk (home) concerts, bringing you performances from across the country and the world. It's the same spirit - stripped-down sets, an intimate setting - just a different space.
Tom Huizenga | December 8, 2021
If you've been feeling a little overwhelmed with the world lately, you're not alone. Arooj Aftab is right there with you. The Brooklyn-based Pakistani musician transforms her worries into tranquil music. "The way things have been unfolding, it's just madness," she told NPR recently. The songs she offers here, at a decrepit, yet generously resonant convent in Brooklyn, sound like an antidote for stressful times. Aftab's melodies float delicately and meander amid a chamber ensemble that includes Celtic harpist Maeve Gilchrist, classical guitarist Gyan Riley (yes, Terry Riley's son), violinist Darian Donovan Thomas and Shahzad Ismaily on bass and synth. And then there's Aftab's voice, smoky yet smooth, caressing words in the Urdu language.
Aftab inherited her native South Asian musical roots and then replanted them on U.S. soil, studying jazz at the Berklee College of Music in Boston. While her interests in music are broad - ambient, minimalism, reggae - her style is distinctively her own. "After all these years, those things have all come together and are holding hands, a statement to someone who has roots in multiple places," she told NPR.
These songs are from Vulture Prince, which landed in the top 10 of NPR Music's best albums of 2021. "Suroor," with its propulsive groove, speaks of the intoxicating nature of love ("It has made me a drunk, you being the drink"), while "Mohabbat," as its polar opposite, features Aftab's elastic embellishments, lamenting over lost love. "Saans Lo" is solemn, like a prayer. "Breathe," Aftab sings, "gather the scattered pieces of your heart." This is surely one of the most beautifully rendered Tiny Desk performances.
SET LIST
"Suroor"
"Mohabbat"
"Saans Lo"
MUSICIANS
Arooj Aftab: vocals
Darian Donovan Thomas: violin
Shahzad Ismaily: bass, synth
Gyan Riley: guitar
Maeve Gilchrist: harp
CREDITS
Video: Sofian J. Khan / Capital K Pictures, Jessie Mailings, Isioma Chukwuani
Audio: Joshua Valleau
TINY DESK TEAM
Producer: Bob Boilen
Video Producer: Maia Stern
Audio Mastering: Josh Rogosin
Tiny Production Team: Bobby Carter, Kara Frame, Joshua Bryant, Sofie Hernandez-Simeonidis
Executive Producer: Keith Jenkins
Senior VP, Programming: Anya Grundmann
#nprmusic #tinydesk #aroojaftab

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@bareeatariq2083
@bareeatariq2083 2 года назад
For the people that don't understand the lyrics, I'd just explain a general idea of what she's singing about in each song. (A very bad attempt, and doesn't even come close to how deep the lyrics are) 1. Suroor: It's a song a lover sings for their beloved, and how exhilarating the love is for them and compares it to being similar to becoming intoxicated and addicted to alcohol. (Original qawali sung by Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, a very highly acclaimed Pakistani singer, and the lyrics are from the sufiism genre) 2. Mohabbbat (literally translates to love): Once again, a lover describing to his beloved that their will never be a dearth of people loving them except they won't be a part of those anymore (a way to express that they'd love them till they die) they also express the unfulfilled desire of not being close to their lover (a common theme in the genre of this poetry aka Ghazal. The original sung by a famous Ghazal artist Mehdi Hassan) 3. Saans (Breath) Similar theme with Ghazal, the lover telling themselves to keep breathing, even if they're desolate in tbis world/ their beloved is not here/not acknowledging them, and eventually these days will pass and their will be a new revelation of love and womanhood.
@gyueh2
@gyueh2 2 года назад
wow... thank you for this.
@synchronoise71
@synchronoise71 2 года назад
Thanks! I did wonder
@wherehopelives
@wherehopelives 2 года назад
Thank you for this. Love.
@mayakovskaya6710
@mayakovskaya6710 2 года назад
I was just about to search for a translation. My Urdu isn't good enough to understand more than bits and pieces, but I love it so much!!!
@bareeatariq2083
@bareeatariq2083 2 года назад
@@mayakovskaya6710 I'd still recommend looking up actual translations because the lyrics are absolutely magnificent
@angelataormina5919
@angelataormina5919 9 месяцев назад
I can not put into words what this did for my soul....Grateful to have found you.
@liquidminds
@liquidminds 2 года назад
What I love about tiny desk is that there is almost a guarantee that the unknown artists will be better than the known ones. Such a great project!
@69ridlah
@69ridlah 2 года назад
Absolutely
@dasrajalaxmi947
@dasrajalaxmi947 2 года назад
she is grammy nominated this year
@liquidminds
@liquidminds 2 года назад
@@dasrajalaxmi947 that is awesome! well deserved.
@rimbaudification
@rimbaudification 2 года назад
Sure, the unknown has no attachments to anything, including labels.
@insaelliott1318
@insaelliott1318 2 года назад
I have fallen in love with Aftab's voice. It reminds me of the wind blowing through the trees and across the dessert. So full of longing....
@flexprog3374
@flexprog3374 2 года назад
The formation is highly unusual. South asian vocals and inspiration, electric and synth bass, classical violin, european folk harp and classical guitar playing sometimes spanish sometimes african-like rythms. The whole musical world in one room.
@RobertSlover
@RobertSlover 2 года назад
its called good music. everybody understands the blues.
@elinannestad5320
@elinannestad5320 2 года назад
I'm glad someone knows. To me, it is like water out of a tap, I have no idea what goes into making it sound as it does. Like direct from heaven.
@Rubylove48
@Rubylove48 2 года назад
Finally some Music with south Asian influence at tiny desk. Congrats.
@jeffmorrison2915
@jeffmorrison2915 Год назад
Arooj Aftab is a Pakistani-born, Brooklyn-based musician and composer known for her innovative approach to traditional South Asian classical music. Integrating elements of Pakistani classical and Sufi music with various contemporary styles such as jazz, folk, and ambient, Aftab creates a unique and ethereal sound that resonates globally. Her music is often characterized by her delicate vocals, minimalist arrangements, and deep, introspective lyrics, often derived from classical Persian influenced Urdu poetry and Sufi literature. Over the years, Aftab has gained significant acclaim for her ability to bridge the gap between ancient traditions and modern sensibilities, crafting a soundscape that is both deeply rooted in South Asian heritage and universally appealing.
@shamoonsaqib
@shamoonsaqib 2 года назад
This woman has so much gravity in her voice, it pulls you in. It's haunting and ethereal at the same time, something with an unforgettable aftertaste. Truly loveable!
@silviac221
@silviac221 2 года назад
Exactly! Haunting is the word I was going to use to describe her voice after reading the comments. You said it first. Haunting and absolutely beautiful. I could listen to her forever.
@garethfitzpatrick3932
@garethfitzpatrick3932 2 года назад
Well described. You don’t often hear a voice like this, which expresses so much soul and has the power to reach in and touch your own. She’s a rare artist, and I’ll put money on Arooj one day reaching legendary status.
@osman01003
@osman01003 2 года назад
Too black and depressing.
@rizwanmuhammad6468
@rizwanmuhammad6468 Год назад
Well which Pakistani female singer does it have that. Go and look
@shamoonsaqib
@shamoonsaqib Год назад
@@rizwanmuhammad6468 I believe Natasha Baig and Quratulain Balouch have similar timbres to give them the guttural emotion, while Zoe Viccaji and Sara Haider have that tasteful haunt in their works, but Arooj somehow combines the two qualities in her work. It's almost like contemporary sufism.
@annewelch2134
@annewelch2134 8 месяцев назад
She has such a dreamy voice - and with the ensemble I feel like I'm swimming in cool water in a desert oasis
@Dahrenhorst
@Dahrenhorst 2 года назад
That's one of the best singers I've ever listened to. And I'm getting 63 next month - I've listened to many.
@kartiksharma3011
@kartiksharma3011 2 года назад
She definitely deserves the Best New Artist Grammy !
@anubhasingha3496
@anubhasingha3496 2 года назад
But we all know they are gonna give it to olivia rodrigo🙃
@munazaahmad6389
@munazaahmad6389 2 года назад
@@anubhasingha3496 and they did .. :(
@jontyutd
@jontyutd 2 года назад
As a 54 year old i have learned the ears are a better judge of music first, than the eyes. Fall in love with the songs first and prejudices fade away. I wish the world would follow suit.
@jaivkoltun4948
@jaivkoltun4948 2 месяца назад
It will, when people begin to "see & hear" with their hearts first. . .
@orbitaljunkie
@orbitaljunkie 2 года назад
Discovering artists like this is why I keep coming back here. Amazing set.
@mrexpress8002
@mrexpress8002 2 года назад
Pakistani Music is amazing 🇵🇰 You should listen to coke studio Pakistan. Coke studio season 14 Mehram . its an emotional song.
@Thesureleague
@Thesureleague 2 года назад
I cannot put my finger on it, but there is something very special about Arooj. I am a die hard Mehdi Hasan fan and grew up listening to exquisite Pakistani ghazal singers, and yet I enjoyed her version of Mohabbat and not because Obama likes it. It truly is magnetic in its own right. Her integrity and honesty shines through and through. Mesmerised by the control and comfortable spaces of silence, meditative.
@rs9610
@rs9610 2 года назад
My dad used to listen to ghazals every day and I just didn't... get it. And then along came Arooj and everything suddenly clicked. Feels like I can connect with him through music now. Good luck at the Grammys, and beyond -- can't wait to hear more!
@zainm5919
@zainm5919 2 года назад
idk it clicked for me when I heard Nusrat for the first time, and Atif Aslam. But she's great too, I like what she did with the instrumentals
@swright1970
@swright1970 2 года назад
Aftab's sultry vocals are so well accompanied by this truly unique ensemble that I found myself forgetting that I don't understand a word of the Urdu language. Rather, the message is eloquently uttered in the universal tongue of music.
@descartesdonkey4291
@descartesdonkey4291 2 года назад
absolutely
@funkydisciple
@funkydisciple 2 года назад
Yes! Great post. Exactly what I was feeling too.
@picassobritta
@picassobritta 2 года назад
Well said!
@danarzechula3769
@danarzechula3769 2 года назад
Beautifully said
@silkejennen8789
@silkejennen8789 2 года назад
I haven't heard such music in germany. It's so different, so excitingly nice to my ears, mind and soel. This is a moment I am happy about the internet. It helps comming in contect with unknown, unusual and enriching art and people.
@PentameronSV
@PentameronSV 2 года назад
0:00 - *Suroor* (7:48) 8:27 - *Mohabbat* 15:59 - *Saans Lo* [21:56 - Tiny Desk team]
@LovingSoul61
@LovingSoul61 2 года назад
Thank you so much ❤️
@misstjassa
@misstjassa 2 года назад
Thank you! 😍
@staffanolofsson8201
@staffanolofsson8201 2 года назад
If the world could just listen to this music instead of making war we should be much nearer a happy planet for all of us. Maybe a naive thought, but I am still able to imagine.
@abidfarooqui4899
@abidfarooqui4899 2 года назад
Wow. I had forgotten the poetry in Urdu is so darn beautiful. I guess when you grow up with something, you can only find how special it is after forgetting it for decades. Even saying seemingly simple things can sound so deeply melodic and in the unique hands of Arooj, this just becomes magic. Such a wonderful band also. Perfect.
@timmitchnz
@timmitchnz 2 года назад
Wow. That might be the most beautiful 20 minutes of music I’ve heard this year. Utterly sublime. Thank you.
@TheWhyer
@TheWhyer 2 года назад
The violinist's appearance has some major Thundercat energy
@samuelbrisseau2694
@samuelbrisseau2694 2 года назад
I was thinking, if Lizzo & Questlove a had child...
@amanaki8237
@amanaki8237 2 года назад
I can see a bit of Kamasi Washington there too
@darianthomas1222
@darianthomas1222 2 года назад
Now THIS is what I LOVE TO HEAR
@fashionx88
@fashionx88 2 года назад
I just looked them up because they looked familiar and it said used to play with Moses Sumney so that must be it. Makes sense.
@mattward5071
@mattward5071 2 года назад
@@darianthomas1222 Hey, it's you! Killed it, great performance. Stay gold.
@farhanmirza7587
@farhanmirza7587 2 года назад
I love the fact that she is getting the recognition she deserves There are a lot of talented musicians like her in pakistan and India which don't get the recognition of the west.But i hope that after this people check them out as well.
@cirkels
@cirkels 2 года назад
I would love to! Do you have any recommendations?
@farhanmirza7587
@farhanmirza7587 2 года назад
@@cirkels ali sethi is another good artist or you can just check out coke studio pakistan.
@gagandeepsinghbindra
@gagandeepsinghbindra 2 года назад
@@cirkels try peter cat recording company. You'll love it
@wildhoney8154
@wildhoney8154 2 года назад
@@farhanmirza7587 Coke Studio Pakistan has opened up a whole new world of music for me - I fell in love with ghazal. One of my favorite songs ever is Atif Aslam's version of Aaye Kuch Abr.
@staffanolofsson8201
@staffanolofsson8201 2 года назад
Let my just say that I am completely breathtaken by her voice, the urdu lyrics (that I dont understand, but have a chance to come nearer due to other comments), the celtic harp, the classic guitar and the violin. And the arabic touch of harmonies in this music. If there is something like "World Music", this must be one of the best examples of it.
@branscombeR
@branscombeR 2 года назад
@Staffan_Olofsson Imagine if AJ re-discovered her Iranian and Japanese roots? R (Australia)
@skyfasportsmanagement89
@skyfasportsmanagement89 2 года назад
You should know the meaning it will shocked you how deep it is
@muzzamil4721
@muzzamil4721 2 года назад
For those of you complaining, she isn’t trying to sing like the original songs she’s singing them in her own way and it’s a whole new composition done by her. It’s hauntingly beautiful! There’s a dept in her voice which is undeniable.
@sarahuddin1453
@sarahuddin1453 2 года назад
She hits those low notes so beautifully too, the emotional depth in her voice is so perfect for songs of heart ache, I love her so much, she 10000% deserves the Grammy for newcomer!
@kimribbink8275
@kimribbink8275 2 года назад
I had not heard of Arooj Aftab until the finalists for the Grammys were announced. Most just do nothing for me, but this is simply beautiful.
@elizamainethebrave
@elizamainethebrave 2 года назад
Her voice is so lovingly deep and calming. Such a magical performance.
@mrexpress8002
@mrexpress8002 2 года назад
Pakistani Music is amazing 🇵🇰 You should listen to coke studio Pakistan. Coke studio season 14 Mehram . its an emotional song.
@matteotroncone
@matteotroncone 4 месяца назад
I saw this tour serendipitously in San Francisco, and was instantly brought to tears by the beauty, power, and grace of her voice. It goes right to your heart. My compliments Arooj. A deep bow. 🙏🏻
@unitsouled5192
@unitsouled5192 2 года назад
That harp, woah. And, the bass player pocketing it with literally timeless music. Awesome.
@kjypeace
@kjypeace 2 года назад
Amazing. Every note, tone, echo, reverberation, squeak, word, has weight and purpose. Fantastic. You made a new fan!
@robhuggins912
@robhuggins912 2 года назад
I’d never heard of her until a few days ago, and I don’t listen to this type of music…..until a few days ago! Absolutely magical!!!
@safifaruqi
@safifaruqi 2 года назад
Thank You Arooj for all that you have done for Pakistan, im emotional, one of our mnay talented musicians is finally breaking through on world stage again! Hope you win the grammy!
@michsub
@michsub Год назад
All the musicians are so superb, it is difficult to single any one of them out. But I must say, this is the most dynamic harpist I've ever heard.
@ChintanCG
@ChintanCG 2 года назад
The year was 2006. I remember coming across a scruffed up recording of a pakistani girl singing strings song aankhen and falling in love with the voice. Then listening to more of her stuff Great to see how far she's come ! God bless
@krishanudutta9332
@krishanudutta9332 2 года назад
I sink into the depths of her voice. There's a sense of surrender. Takes all the chips off your shoulders. Amazing!
@Joan-ot9nf
@Joan-ot9nf 2 года назад
Can't get enough of this woman. She's incredible just as the people accompanying her.
@nicholaslevintow956
@nicholaslevintow956 2 года назад
Agreed. It says a lot about an artist who is able to gain the support and love of other great artists.
@hansy1305
@hansy1305 2 года назад
That violin solo at 4:31 just ripped my heart out!
@Krewella
@Krewella 2 года назад
this performance brought me so much peace. shukria for a beautiful performance by you and your band
@alihammadshah
@alihammadshah 2 года назад
wow hello.
@AndrewWatsonChangingWay
@AndrewWatsonChangingWay 2 года назад
The most NPR-music thing ever, in a good way.
@annac4047
@annac4047 Год назад
my Scottish dad sent me 'mohabbat' after hearing it on BBC Radio 6 and i find it the most soothing, beautiful song. the live performance does not disappoint! arooj has one of the smoothest, most effortless singing voices ive heard. love to the whole band, amazing i loved the harp especially x
@patrickbarrow9060
@patrickbarrow9060 2 года назад
This is possibly, definitely the best TDC ever.
@krystlelamont5177
@krystlelamont5177 2 года назад
Just saw her this weekend in SF. New music discovery!!! Such a spectacular voice and presence. Thank you for sharing your light with the world 💞
@ANGELDISENY
@ANGELDISENY 7 месяцев назад
Soulful and overwhelming voice !
@m.g.4060
@m.g.4060 2 года назад
I had heard one of her songs many months ago and forgot her name. I've spent so long looking for it again. thank you tiny desk! not only is ms aftab amazing, but her entire ensemble
@Usbarlas
@Usbarlas 2 года назад
A rough translation for the second song, Mohabbat by Arooj: seeing how you have ample lovers around you, i will not be one of them this is sad, as i love you the most. the sadness of this is equal to the sadness of all the world. and were there not this one sadness, how much happiness would there be in this world. and even if i do somehow get to be one of your lovers, the sadness of my time spent in separation from you will be all that consumes me i will not be one of those lovers to you
@spacejazz6272
@spacejazz6272 2 года назад
how amazingly dramatic, i love it
@trioofone8911
@trioofone8911 2 года назад
My comment when I shared this to my Facebook page: "Wow. This calls for a re-listen, with headphones, in the dark"
@andycordy5190
@andycordy5190 2 года назад
Thank you NPR! I love the album from which this comes as I do her earlier releases and being unlikely to have a chance to see Arooj Aftab live, this is a unique opportunity for me to visualise what her performances might be like. This is truly a music for our complicated times. I'm sure she is an inspiration to many young people in Pakistan trying to reconcile complex cultural inheritance with the rapidly changing modern world. I've never heard a controversial statement in this music but I am sure there are those who find it so. To me it whispers gently of tenderness compassion and love. The concept of neo sufi is a delightful prospect for me, I have been a fan of Qawwali since hearing it first in the 1980s and I really hope there are artists determined to keep the Sufi traditions alive and extend that gorgeous melody making into the cultures of the future..
@safifaruqi
@safifaruqi 2 года назад
Lovely thoughtful comment Andy, and your knowledge of Pakistani musical influences and history is truly impressive. Performance like these and artists like arooj are the true representations of the value we can add to the world, not the other stuff we are usually in the news for.
@gayathriomanandi
@gayathriomanandi Год назад
Beautiful voice and musical arrangement
@manoellainvulnerable3078
@manoellainvulnerable3078 2 года назад
The violonist style had me wanting to know more about him, his routine, his GRWM thing...im in LOVE with ppl who dare to dress the way they want, w/o giving a flip bout wat PPL WOULD SAY...
@ladyc5086
@ladyc5086 2 года назад
Some of the most beautiful sounds I’ve heard in one set. Great job!
@seanrimada8571
@seanrimada8571 2 года назад
The amount of authenticity and uniqueness in this performance is grand like powerful words of wisdom contained on an ancient scripture.
@ThePattiw
@ThePattiw 2 года назад
I love the mix of traditional qawaal and ghazal with the jazz, and European instruments. Her voice is fantastic, I get the same feeling listening to her as I do listening to the Great Abida Parveen.
@tharner5725
@tharner5725 2 года назад
I thought the same thing!
@nikosbsas
@nikosbsas 2 года назад
I didn't understand a single word, but since I'm a melomaniac, I'm not interested! Incredible piece of art, I didn't know the artists. Thank you very much NPR for bringing new (for me) artists to my ears! Greetings from Argentina!
@khurramkoraishy2822
@khurramkoraishy2822 2 года назад
Have been tripping on this music for the last 48 hours. Jazz with Sufi , am blown away. Love your work Arooj and Tymour voice with these instruments and the poetry in Urdu is just fantastic and fabulous.
@Polotioube303
@Polotioube303 2 года назад
"Mohabbat" ... Most empathetic title I have heard to date. It is bordered by fragrances of sufferings yet so appeased. Peace of mind, the result of forced acceptance. Thank you for this moment of literary and acoustic beauties.
@AfternoonAftermath
@AfternoonAftermath 2 года назад
Subtle, tightly woven rhythm, sublime vocals and when that violin hits at 4:30, my heart exploded. Thank you.
@rustedoakhomestead
@rustedoakhomestead 2 года назад
What an amazing ensemble of musicians.... Couldn't understand the words, but every bit of this spoke to and soothed my spirit.
@anadventure1298
@anadventure1298 2 года назад
I just learned about this artist from watching her be nominated for a Grammy and after hearing just a clip of her music I had to hear more! Absolutely beautiful and mesmerizing!
@neonfear
@neonfear 2 года назад
This is so wonderful. Some heart swelling chord changes. So much texture and richness. Talented musicians.
@kurtemonster578
@kurtemonster578 4 месяца назад
Looking forward to seeing her open for Khruangbin!!!
@mhryzvi4491
@mhryzvi4491 2 года назад
I just saw her on RU-vid pbs aired her not long ago as a Pakistani who lives in ny i am extremely proud to see her success wish to see her live one day if know her upcoming concerts
@melvinharris1210
@melvinharris1210 2 года назад
Suroor is one of the most beautiful things I have ever witnessed.
@aneebaba06
@aneebaba06 2 года назад
Seeing her tomorrow night here in Portland! Looking forward to it.
@walidbreidi2284
@walidbreidi2284 2 года назад
Perfect…nothing more to say, silence is more eloquent in this case. Thank you all.
@veronicacuratola3640
@veronicacuratola3640 2 года назад
Everything about this set-up in incredible! I envy so much the violinist in the dresses looks flawless, low-key stealing the show
@mercerino
@mercerino 2 года назад
Holy smokes. This is awesome! Thank you Arooj Aftab & NPR Tiny Desk!
@bobkimberlyvideo1
@bobkimberlyvideo1 2 года назад
My favorite singer right now. Wonderful musicians as well.
@marlena0217
@marlena0217 2 года назад
This is very smoothing in those stressful times. They are absolutely incredible, all of them. beautiful! greetings from Switzerland
@standominguez8172
@standominguez8172 2 года назад
A musician myself, I always welcome new talent or talent that is new to me. I'm glad that I decided to watch your tiny desk video. Your music filled the room with rich harmonies and melody. The musicians are playing wonderfully together and your lovely voice singing so smooth and melodic. Thank you. Hope to hear more from you 😊
@mufasa37
@mufasa37 2 года назад
Looking forward to seeing her tmrw in Houston.
@scohan44
@scohan44 Год назад
I was so fortunate to see Arooj and her amazing band in October at Hardly Strictly Bluegrass in San Francisco. She simply stunned and her exquisite set was over way too soon. I do believe we could have sat there all day listening to her!
@herbie72
@herbie72 День назад
Saw her last night in Manchester. Was completely blown away. Such an effortless performance by Arooj and the immense musicians. There were only four of them yesterday (no bass guitar or harp), but a super-talented double-bass player instead. Wonderful stuff :)
@aditimishra9900
@aditimishra9900 2 года назад
She is an immensely TALENTED woman!!! Her voice is packed with so much depth and emotion. ♥️
@lindatauhid9958
@lindatauhid9958 2 года назад
Low-key searching for Ramadan appropriate listening…If love songs aren’t a form of prayer-I don’t know what is. T.D. always on point!
@synchronoise71
@synchronoise71 2 года назад
Vulture Prince is my favourite album this year. Not my usual cup of tea as I’m a funk/hip hop/acid kinda guy. It’s a refreshing change. Seeing them live for their first UK tour soon. Front seats
@isalina12
@isalina12 2 года назад
So glad to see you on this platform Arooj!! Your music for the last 5 years has been so enlightening ❤️
@dremeza3665
@dremeza3665 9 месяцев назад
Darian's solo in "Suroor" is just beyond. I'm playing it on repeat. It just moves me to so much emotion. Incredible performance--seriously!!!
@lalissesebastien1891
@lalissesebastien1891 Год назад
Very beautiful !!! A superb band...
@toncid
@toncid 2 года назад
What I noticed the most that I will try to put in words as well as not to offend anybody is the mesmerizing beauty of the vocalist, on all levels...
@karina6462
@karina6462 2 года назад
This music has reinforced my need for patience in a world that is filled with so much rush… Ataahua
@bilalarshad9794
@bilalarshad9794 2 года назад
That's exactly what I was thinking 😏
@nirashequi5913
@nirashequi5913 2 года назад
Wow que hermosa música, aunque no se que esta diciendo pero suena hermosisimo!! La combinación de sonidos es perfecta...arpa con guitarra, violín, guitarra eléctrica, teclado y su voz! Que bonito que suena. Y luego el solo de violin!!! uff. Felicitaciones a estos músicos que linda composición. Saludos
@percussionkevin
@percussionkevin 2 года назад
So gorgeous. Making me tear up with my morning coffee. Thank you. 💜
@jimedenbaum2525
@jimedenbaum2525 2 года назад
I love when this happens...I work in a music shop, and today I was checking in the new album/cd by Arooj. The data base listed her as "rock", but looking at the songs titles I switched her to "international", but made a note to check her music out to be sure. Then I come home and my RU-vid feed suggests Arooj Aftab Tiny Desk Concert. My work computer is in house, that is it is not connected to the interwebs. Lovely music, and I will be buying the album tomorrow...
@JeanFelipeSchwab
@JeanFelipeSchwab 2 года назад
After watching The Social Dilemma a lot of people became more concerned about the RU-vid algorithm. But it's still bringing me these magical bands, so it's OK from my side. Go ahead, RU-vid! What a magical sound! I'm hypnotised!
@nunyabiddness4013
@nunyabiddness4013 2 года назад
This is profoundly moving. Music is a universal language. This is a primary example. Love your voice and love the band … immense talent in that room. Thank you .. looking forward to learning more.
@thelofters
@thelofters 2 года назад
Looking forward to hearing her live this Saturday in Lisbon!
@saiwenya
@saiwenya 2 года назад
I am absolutely starstruck by this group. This musics touches my soul in a way I can’t explain. The musicians are so in sync and they all look so serene. Arooj’s voice gives me a sense of deep connection to culture and ancestors, though personally my roots are in Armenia, which is not particularly close to Pakistan but has so much in common. South and Southwest Asian music is just something else.
@mugen-love
@mugen-love 2 года назад
I've listened to this nine times in a row now... it's on perpetual loop. Thank you for your gift
@felix_christopher
@felix_christopher 2 года назад
Thank you.
@irtizaahmed6234
@irtizaahmed6234 2 года назад
literally the best live set by this woman to date!
@모타운걸
@모타운걸 2 года назад
I've never heard of these sound! It's touching in me where even i didn't know! I want to know more about arooj aftab and southern asian bands ❣️
@LPAUL63
@LPAUL63 2 года назад
the eyes close, and the endless, timeless wonder of music, its mystery over and over again.... Thanks from hungary
@carolmiller5713
@carolmiller5713 2 года назад
Love this! Feels like sitting at a little table watching a beautiful scene. Helps me forget all the stressful things going on these days. Thank you Arooj & the beautiful accompanists.
@the1shrubbery
@the1shrubbery 2 года назад
Such an incredible vocalist. I can learn so much just from listening.
@89sublimepoet
@89sublimepoet 2 года назад
Arooj making us proud!!! Pakistan zindabad
@arsheenagowani2932
@arsheenagowani2932 2 года назад
Your rendition of mohabat has haunted me and given me a strange peace always. I feel pain for something I don't even have and a longing I don't understand. But today I had tears and I breathed... I felt my breath rising as your performance met its end on sans lo... haseeen haseeeeen tareeeen ehsas!
@ChadwickRider
@ChadwickRider 2 года назад
What a great ensemble ... top notch musicians. Sets an absolutely beautiful atmosphere.
@red1oner
@red1oner 2 года назад
Haunting, in the most beautiful way.. Wow. Magnificent performance and many thanks to the musicians and the people at tiny desk!
@staffanolofsson8201
@staffanolofsson8201 2 года назад
After listening to this great music SO many times, I have come to understand what the celtic harp does for this sound. So thank you Maeva Gilchrist, Your playing is wonderful!
@davidbrook7121
@davidbrook7121 2 года назад
This is really special! Gorgeous singing, superb colour. Thank you! Love the hand-movements, Arooj. Yours is a true gift. Harpist is phenomenal!
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