Pakistani-Australian singer-songwriter Mahmood Khan proves why he is one of the greatest classical musicians in the world again, with his newest song ‘Runnin’.
Sydney, New South Wales May 5, 2021 (Issuewire.com) - Music knows no boundaries and it is once again proved by renowned jazz and world musician Mahmood Khan with his latest creation, 'Runnin' released recently. The song is a part of his chart-topping EP 'Imaginary Friend'. The song is the perfect representation of his versatile musical aspiration, blending jazz with classical, world, and some pop resonance. The song exudes a sense of comfort and bliss through its magnificent melodic flow. His incredibly soulful vocal performance enhances the impact of the sublime lyrical illustration that depicts his deepest thoughts and emotions accurately.
The award-winning singer-songwriter has been involved with music since his childhood. The Pakistani-born artist has a rich heritage devoted to classical music. His solo album featuring the legendary Pakistani musician Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan sold more than 6 million copies worldwide. He also became the first Asian-born musician to top the Billboard charts in the classical genre. He was granted citizenship by the Australian government, for his contribution to the music industry. He was also declared a national asset and pride of his native land in 2020.
Working with the production house Beat Viral music, Mahmood Khan has released a genre-bending and versatile single named, 'Runnin' from the EP 'Imaginary Friend'. The musician and gifted music producer poured his heart into the creation of the captivating rhythmic backdrop that breathes life into his upbeat singing. The EP has already reached the number 1 spot in the USA iTunes Jazz. Listen to his vast collection on SoundCloud and YouTube. Visit his website to stay updated about his upcoming releases.
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