Gathering, The

General | Mar 2013

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Be Sharp
Reviewed 2013-09-11
FOLKIE SINGER-SONGWRITER
Adnan Sabir is from Pakistan, now based in New York. His music is an interesting blend of folk, Americana, and world-music influences. His singing voice is very good. A terrific debut record: give any song a try.

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1 ** Mid-tempo. After a very cool Mid-east intro/chant, the song emerges with a hypnotic, psych-folk feel. (5:29)

2 * Mid-tempo. Easy country-rock. Twangy electric guitar, organ. Fun song. (3:11)

3 Mid-slow, mellow, breathy. Sad lyric. (5:01)

4 Mid-tempo. Light-hearted Paul-Simon-like love song. Guitar, organ, drums. (3:37)

5 ** Slow to mid. Touching tribute to Dad. Richly layered sound. (3:52)

6 * Mid-fast. Mid-east lick on elec guitar. Sort of a folk-rock “Rockin’ the Casbah” (3:59)

7 Mid-tempo. Silly song with lots of orchestration. (3:14)

8 * Mid-slow. Classic folk-rock. Fine vocal, twangy electric guitar. (4:41)

9 * Mid-tempo. Gorgeous and fascinating world music with catchy rhythm & melody. Features a beautiful wooden flute. Foreign language lyric. (5:14)

10 ** Mid-fast. Fun mix of styles (a bit of everything); even a rap in the middle. (3:26)

Recent airplay

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Sunday Song
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Jackson Heights Matinee
Music CasseroleOct 19, 2013
Jackson Heights Matinee
The Peninsula ReportOct 03, 2013

Charting

2013-09-15 — 2013-11-17
Week EndingAirplays
Oct 20 1
Oct 6 1

Track listing

1. Jackson Heights Matinee
2. Sunday Song
3. Wood Sculptor
4. Stroll
5. Daddy
6. In My Shoes
7. Up
8. Skin And Bones
9. Eik Ladki
10. My Hero