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Mahan ft. Naseeruddin Shah - Nazariya
जीवन की झाड़ी में जहा
in the bush of life where
गुलाब के फूल खिलते है
roses bloom
वहा काटे भी खिलते है
even thorns blossom
गुलाब की झाड़ी अधूरी होगी बिना काटो के
roses will be incomplete without thorns
दिन अधूरा होगा बिना रात के
day is incomplete without night
लेकिन अगर रात रात ही रह जाए तो नर्क हो जाएगा
But if only night remains then it become hell
जीवन वही का वही है कही कुछ बदला नहीं
life is the same, nothing has changed.
वही वृक्ष वही लोग जिनका अनुभव है उनकी बात और
Trees are same, people are same. Those who have experience are different.
वह कहेंगे की जहा आनंद है वहा पीढ़ा भी है
They will say that where there is joy there is also pain,
लेकिन पीढ़ा भी मधुर है मीठी है
But pain is melodious & sweet too.
अंधेरा नष्ट नहीं हो जाता
darkness does not disappear.
लेकिन अंधेरा भी अभी भावानिक हो जाता है
but even the dark still gets emotional
दृष्टि बदली की सृष्टि बदली
Vision changed, creation changed
नजर बदली की सब बदला
Everything changes from different point of view (could also mean "change of attitude").
सब खेल नजर का है
it's all a game of point of view.
बिना विपरित के इस जगत में कुछ हो ही नही सकता
Nothing can exist in this world without opposite
इतना आनंद इतनी पीढ़ा साथ साथ
so much joy so much pain, all together
साथ साथ ही घटते है साथ साथ ही घट सकते है
happen at the same time, can happen only at the same time
दिन भी प्रखर होगा रात भी गहरी होगी
The day will also be bright, the night will be deep
in the bush of life where
गुलाब के फूल खिलते है
roses bloom
वहा काटे भी खिलते है
even thorns blossom
गुलाब की झाड़ी अधूरी होगी बिना काटो के
roses will be incomplete without thorns
दिन अधूरा होगा बिना रात के
day is incomplete without night
लेकिन अगर रात रात ही रह जाए तो नर्क हो जाएगा
But if only night remains then it become hell
जीवन वही का वही है कही कुछ बदला नहीं
life is the same, nothing has changed.
वही वृक्ष वही लोग जिनका अनुभव है उनकी बात और
Trees are same, people are same. Those who have experience are different.
वह कहेंगे की जहा आनंद है वहा पीढ़ा भी है
They will say that where there is joy there is also pain,
लेकिन पीढ़ा भी मधुर है मीठी है
But pain is melodious & sweet too.
अंधेरा नष्ट नहीं हो जाता
darkness does not disappear.
लेकिन अंधेरा भी अभी भावानिक हो जाता है
but even the dark still gets emotional
दृष्टि बदली की सृष्टि बदली
Vision changed, creation changed
नजर बदली की सब बदला
Everything changes from different point of view (could also mean "change of attitude").
सब खेल नजर का है
it's all a game of point of view.
बिना विपरित के इस जगत में कुछ हो ही नही सकता
Nothing can exist in this world without opposite
इतना आनंद इतनी पीढ़ा साथ साथ
so much joy so much pain, all together
साथ साथ ही घटते है साथ साथ ही घट सकते है
happen at the same time, can happen only at the same time
दिन भी प्रखर होगा रात भी गहरी होगी
The day will also be bright, the night will be deep
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Brandee Younger: Tiny Desk Concert:
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NPR Music is celebrating Black Music Month with an array of brand new Tiny Desk concerts. Together, these artists represent the past, present and future of Black music. This month of carefully curated shows is a celebration of Black artists expressing themselves in ways we've never seen before, and of the Tiny Desk's unique way of showcasing that talent.
Mitra I. Arthur | June 28, 2023
On a beautifully ornate harp and clad in a stunning yellow printed catsuit, Brandee Younger starts her Tiny Desk with a composition dating back to the 1900s — “Lift Every Voice and Sing,” colloquially known as the “Black National Anthem” — then transitions into the title track of her newest album, Brand New Life. This particular transition between past and present is fitting as Younger, like harpists Alice Coltrane and Dorothy Ashby before her, has made a career of showcasing the role of the harp, a classical instrument dating back to antiquity, in not only contemporary popular music, but moreover, in music genres rooted in Black culture: jazz, R&B, and hip-hop.
As she reflected after her Desk on being included in NPR Music’s celebration of Black Music Month, Younger remarked: “When you think of harps and harpists, you don't necessarily think of ‘Black’. And so to be a part of that conversation as a harpist, it's a big deal.” Her collaborations range from Robert Glasper and Makaya McCraven, to Moses Sumney, Ms. Lauryn Hill and Pete Rock. Compositions from her 2021 album, Somewhere Different, garnered her a Grammy nomination for best instrumental composition — the first for a Black woman — and an entry on NPR Music’s 100 Best songs of 2021 list.
For her Tiny Desk, Younger presents some of her newest entries into the jazz harp canon. “Brand New Life” and “Moving Target” feature vocalist Tatiana “LadyMay” Mayfield’s ethereal voice perfectly complimenting the transcendental tones of the harp, which is expanded into a one woman choir of sound through the use of vocal pedals. Younger closes with “Unrest I” and “Unrest II,” composed during the height of both the COVID-19 pandemic and 2020’s Black Lives Matter protests. In these two movements, Younger, drummer Allan Mednard and bassist Rashaan Carter stunningly convey a maelstrom of tension, confusion, upheaval and release, emotions undoubtedly present in many who similarly witnessed a world in confusion outside their windows at this time.
SET LIST
“Lift Ev’ry Voice and Sing”
“Brand New Life”
“Moving Target”
“Unrest I"
“Unrest II”
MUSICIANS
Brandee Younger: harp
Rashaan Carter: bass
Allan Mednard: drums
Tatiana Mayfield: vocals
TINY DESK TEAM
Producer: Mitra I. Arthur
Director/Editor: Kara Frame
Audio Engineer: Josh Rogosin
Creative Director: Bob Boilen
Series Producer: Bobby Carter
Videographers: Kara Frame, Joshua Bryant, Michael Zamora
Audio Assistant: Kwesi Lee
Production Assistant: Ashley Pointer
Photographer: Zayrha Rodriguez
Tiny Desk Team: Suraya Mohamed, Maia Stern, Hazel Cills
VP, Visuals and Music: Keith Jenkins
Senior VP, Programming: Anya Grundmann
Mitra I. Arthur | June 28, 2023
On a beautifully ornate harp and clad in a stunning yellow printed catsuit, Brandee Younger starts her Tiny Desk with a composition dating back to the 1900s — “Lift Every Voice and Sing,” colloquially known as the “Black National Anthem” — then transitions into the title track of her newest album, Brand New Life. This particular transition between past and present is fitting as Younger, like harpists Alice Coltrane and Dorothy Ashby before her, has made a career of showcasing the role of the harp, a classical instrument dating back to antiquity, in not only contemporary popular music, but moreover, in music genres rooted in Black culture: jazz, R&B, and hip-hop.
As she reflected after her Desk on being included in NPR Music’s celebration of Black Music Month, Younger remarked: “When you think of harps and harpists, you don't necessarily think of ‘Black’. And so to be a part of that conversation as a harpist, it's a big deal.” Her collaborations range from Robert Glasper and Makaya McCraven, to Moses Sumney, Ms. Lauryn Hill and Pete Rock. Compositions from her 2021 album, Somewhere Different, garnered her a Grammy nomination for best instrumental composition — the first for a Black woman — and an entry on NPR Music’s 100 Best songs of 2021 list.
For her Tiny Desk, Younger presents some of her newest entries into the jazz harp canon. “Brand New Life” and “Moving Target” feature vocalist Tatiana “LadyMay” Mayfield’s ethereal voice perfectly complimenting the transcendental tones of the harp, which is expanded into a one woman choir of sound through the use of vocal pedals. Younger closes with “Unrest I” and “Unrest II,” composed during the height of both the COVID-19 pandemic and 2020’s Black Lives Matter protests. In these two movements, Younger, drummer Allan Mednard and bassist Rashaan Carter stunningly convey a maelstrom of tension, confusion, upheaval and release, emotions undoubtedly present in many who similarly witnessed a world in confusion outside their windows at this time.
SET LIST
“Lift Ev’ry Voice and Sing”
“Brand New Life”
“Moving Target”
“Unrest I"
“Unrest II”
MUSICIANS
Brandee Younger: harp
Rashaan Carter: bass
Allan Mednard: drums
Tatiana Mayfield: vocals
TINY DESK TEAM
Producer: Mitra I. Arthur
Director/Editor: Kara Frame
Audio Engineer: Josh Rogosin
Creative Director: Bob Boilen
Series Producer: Bobby Carter
Videographers: Kara Frame, Joshua Bryant, Michael Zamora
Audio Assistant: Kwesi Lee
Production Assistant: Ashley Pointer
Photographer: Zayrha Rodriguez
Tiny Desk Team: Suraya Mohamed, Maia Stern, Hazel Cills
VP, Visuals and Music: Keith Jenkins
Senior VP, Programming: Anya Grundmann
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New single from Station. This band is from New York City. There has been no album name or official release date published yet but I think it will be out some time in September.
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Emily Wells - Juicy
I am lagging behind like one page on this thread, need maximum effort.
I am lagging behind like one page on this thread, need maximum effort.
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