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S2 Ep6: USTAD-ed From The Bottom

EPISODE · Oct 27, 2020 · 37 MIN

S2 Ep6: USTAD-ed From The Bottom

from Desi Standard Time · host Desi Standard Time

If you’ve never heard of Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, it’s possible you are living under a physical and metaphorical rock. The Qawwal legend is perhaps the most famous singer of this particular art form, but he is certainly not the only one. Join the Maazes as they discover the history, reach, and future of Qawwali, a beautiful form of music that requires not only an astounding vocal range, but also impressive flexibility from its cross-legged singers.

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