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Call unites 40 drummers for Pakistan Day chant
KARACHI: Call The Band was recently in the limelight when they produced Hum Zalmi to serve as an anthem for the Pakistan Super League (PSL) franchise Peshawar Zalmi.
In an effort to honour Pakistan Day, held annually on March 23, the band has now brought together 40 drummers from all over the country to produce a ‘chant’.
PHOTO: FACEBOOK/LOUIS J PINTO
Reportedly titled Pakistan Zindabad, the song brings together drummers of all ages. Even female drummers have participated in this chant that producer Xulfi plans to release today.
PHOTO: FACEBOOK/RAINA JAMI
Some famous drummers who are a part of the “movement” include Daud Ramay, Fahad Khan, Louis J Pinto, Salman Albert and Usman Sheikh amongst many others.
The Drummers of Pakistan will be a part of this collaboration as well.
Moreover, percussionists will be adding their tunes to the mix to make it a one-of-a-kind, spectacular performance.
Patari Chief Operating Officer Ahmer Naqvi spoke to The Express Tribune and shared what Xulfi once told him about the song. He said, “Xulfi was very excited about the song, he called it ‘one of the most bomb thing’. Plus, it was more about the process behind creating the song and the spirit of unity that came from bringing so many people together on one platform.”
According to the participants of the chant, the movement aims to remind people that their minor accomplishments for Pakistan should be celebrated with the same fervor and pride that were once evident while chanting ‘Pakistan Zindabad’.
KARACHI: Call The Band was recently in the limelight when they produced Hum Zalmi to serve as an anthem for the Pakistan Super League (PSL) franchise Peshawar Zalmi.
In an effort to honour Pakistan Day, held annually on March 23, the band has now brought together 40 drummers from all over the country to produce a ‘chant’.
PHOTO: FACEBOOK/LOUIS J PINTO
Reportedly titled Pakistan Zindabad, the song brings together drummers of all ages. Even female drummers have participated in this chant that producer Xulfi plans to release today.
PHOTO: FACEBOOK/RAINA JAMI
Some famous drummers who are a part of the “movement” include Daud Ramay, Fahad Khan, Louis J Pinto, Salman Albert and Usman Sheikh amongst many others.
The Drummers of Pakistan will be a part of this collaboration as well.
Moreover, percussionists will be adding their tunes to the mix to make it a one-of-a-kind, spectacular performance.
Patari Chief Operating Officer Ahmer Naqvi spoke to The Express Tribune and shared what Xulfi once told him about the song. He said, “Xulfi was very excited about the song, he called it ‘one of the most bomb thing’. Plus, it was more about the process behind creating the song and the spirit of unity that came from bringing so many people together on one platform.”
According to the participants of the chant, the movement aims to remind people that their minor accomplishments for Pakistan should be celebrated with the same fervor and pride that were once evident while chanting ‘Pakistan Zindabad’.
