“You know, it’s the standard Pakistani issue. There were some budget problems and we didn’t want to rush it,” he shared. “The album has some groundbreaking stuff. We have got names like Faraz Anwar and Aahad Nayani on board and we did not want to just release it and let it get lost in the shuffle. It has to be released on a bigger level.”
Bari mentioned they are aiming for both, an online and a physical release. “We are looking at multiple options for a physical release. There’s a something going on with releasing USB albums instead of CDs. We might go for that too.”
The debut album will feature eight tracks performed by the group that includes the likes of Natasha Beyg, Gul Muhammad, Waqas Hussain, Sameer Ahmed and Saif Abbas Rizwan. It will comprise of songs in their standard Sufi rock style.
In an earlier interview, Bari explained the album’s title, saying, “Ilhaam is the moment just before a revelation. The moment before inspiration strikes. That’s where the title comes from.” He added the album will include a variety of songs, including some instrumentals. “One is totally gibberish, with the bol of the tabla being sung as a song. It’s going to be a lot of fun.”
Published in The Express Tribune, December 3rd, 2016.
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