Saeen Zahoor is a Pakistani Sufi and folk singer who brings Punjabi devotional poetry to shrines, concert stages and Coke Studio, accompanying his voice with the tumbi.
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The uDiscover Music compilation brings his recordings together with music by Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan and Abida Parveen. The release contains 14 tracks; it is a compilation, rather than a newly recorded collaboration.
DaisBook published a video of Zahoor singing Sufi kalam and folk poetry on Junaid Saleem’s show. This is the upload date; the channel does not establish a separate recording date.
PTV Music’s 18-track compilation includes his “Ais Dunya Te Lakhan Dheian,” “Aukhay Painday Lamian Rahwan” and “Kalam Baba Bule Shah.”
DaisBook uploaded Zahoor’s appearance on the Junaid Saleem programme, featuring Sufi kalam and folk poetry, including verses by Bulleh Shah.
His “Allah Hoo” appeared in Attia Shiraz’s Music of Sufism: Undivided India programme. NTS lists this broadcast as its first play of Zahoor’s music.
Listen to his songs and collaborations on Spotify.
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