Pakistan goes METAL - Mustt Mustt - Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan

Dam Mast Qalandar ('Mustt Mustt') by Legendary Pakistani Singer Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan & Qawwali Party. (Rock/Metal remix by André Antunes)

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"Tu Cheez Badi Hai Mast" (Bollywood version)

[dcannon]

Is this guitarman the chosen one to unite the planet

[scharukh]

Andre you should do an entire Nusrat album! You have no idea how much the people of India, Pakistan & Bangladesh (and more) will appreciate if you do that for us. You get it and you are the only person qualified enough to do Nusrat justice. Please upvote and help me convince Andre do a full Nusrat album.

[pratikroysarkar]

target audience: 🇵🇰
actual audience: 🌏

[nosotrosloslobosestamosreg]

That's the cultural enrichment we need.

[armaghanali]

I'm a Pakistani metalhead, and I totally approve of this. This is just beautiful!

[llpolluxll]

Looked up the English translation to these lyrics. The part that stood out to me was inviting darkness into their own home so that another home can be brightened. This song is metal AF.

[mahdir]

I can’t compliment you any further than what people have said. Just absolutely incredible how you blended metal and one of the greatest legends of all time. Seriously consider making an album and distributing it via exclusive download. There are 2 billion people in South Asia. Everyone who listens to music knows this guy and no one has been able to do what you did in how you fused this together. There’s currently a big wave of people fusing classics like these into pop (check out coke studio) but nothing like this out there for what you have accomplished here. Thanks for this music it made me feel a lot of emotions hearing this from childhood favorite combined with things I listed to growing into adulthood. Cheers

[rosshazael]

"These men do not play music, they are music itself"

[penguinista]

I've been listening to Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan for decades and, to my ear, you have only enhanced it. It is amazing that you can make so much noise and not step on the vocals from a simple technical perspective, but to augment them musically without interfering is mind blowing. I wish he were alive to hear these interpretations. He did collaborations with Peter Gabriel, so he was open to exploring possibilities with the music. I bet he would have loved this.

[zackm]

As a metalhead from the Middle East who has never heard any Pakistani music, this blew me away, just unbelievable talent from both sides.

[khushwantsingh]

You brighten up our days here in the subcontinent. We grew up listening to these songs, and now you come up and help us relive our past in a more fresh, refreshing and head banging way.

[inDN]

As an Indian, a musician, and a lover of Indian/Pakistani music, this is perfection. It's been an absolute joy and privilege to listen to your beautiful renditions of this music. Bravo!

[bwear]

People don’t know but there’s a Big rock scene in Pakistan. This is gold.

[luqmankhan-ymgx]

guys. i think we are witnessing the best colllaboration in the history of music.

[irfandani]

With origins dating back 600 years, [2] "Dama Dam Mast Qalandar" is a popular traditional Sindhi Sufi Islamic folk song across the northern Indian subcontinent, especially Punjab and Sindh, as well as Iran.[3] Various renditions of the song have been composed and performed by numerous composers and singers over the years.

[loki]

Gotta say that as much as I love the comedy ones, this and The Nooran Sisters are truly awesome.

[itsjustketchup]

If humans ever send another golden record into deep space this should be the title track

[VivekTodi]

Purists who have heard Ustad Nusrat sahab may not approve of this.

But let me tell you, this is a masterpiece! Not in terms of its sheer creativity but also how it enables more audiences to experience music that would never make it on their feed!

Keep up the good work!

[kerch-e]

Absolute proof that if you're badass enough you can just sit on stage and bring the house down with your glory.

[jonhowell]

I'm blown away again.

People ask "Why can't we all get along?". I respect that. Yet, what if we asked "*How* can we all get along?".

One answer is "Music".

Thank you, Andre.