Prolific artist Mahmood Khan is back with his new EP, containing some gripping insightful narratives, thoughtfully drenched soundscapes, and extensive musical vibes.
The first time I heard Mahmood Khan singing his voice engulfed my consciousness along with the keen way of his musical formation. And after that every time I listen to this compelling music artist I cannot stop myself from playing his songs in loops. The great news is that he is back with another EP titled ‘Rarity’ with six levitating numbers produced by the Beat Viral Music Company. ‘Battle Is Uphill’ has moved me the most as it offers some soothing narratives along with a wide melodious field. His exquisite vocal qualities have made the song widely enjoyable. Another song that has his well-cultivated musical qualities is ‘Automation’.
The narrative of the Pakistani-Australian artist’s song will engage people with supremely catchy soundscapes. The EP has six tracks which are, ‘Battle Is Uphill’, ‘Automation’, ‘No Feelin When You Are Gone’, ‘Rarity’, ‘Chal Dil Mere’, and ‘Meaning of Life’. He has offered reflective wordplay along with some magnificent storytelling traits in his song ‘No Feelin When You Are Gone’. His humorous way of incorporating an appealing accent is very charming. ‘Rarity’ is a song that has an ample amount of gripping vibes to it. Khan’s debut solo sold 6 million copies. After that one of his previous numbers ‘Imaginary Friend’ ranked #5 on the USA iTunes Jazz chart. Listen to Mahmood Khan on Spotify.
For more tracks of Mahmood Khan, Please go through the below links :
https://open.spotify.com/track/76czdifMmz2fapEAakbLPc
https://open.spotify.com/track/26X37ofZnfG4djoOW0BLB6
https://open.spotify.com/track/2K1NbVH1JRCx0ElHmFPNMN
https://open.spotify.com/track/6p164Kqb89Tkhhm8WuRFf7
Alicia Parker is a fashion enthusiast studying at the University of California. She contributes to Daily Music Roll as a music blogger and writes a review of various music on a daily basis
