Based out of Lahore, RamLal is a contemporary band that works with a diversity of eclectic sounds and influences to produce unique compositions.

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Consisting of musician Mohammad Fazli on Lead Vocals & Guitar, musician and audio engineer Muhammad Agha on Guitar & backing vocals, the band members are currently in the process of recording their first album.

Speaking about their experience on the Ufone Uth Records platform and on their interaction with the producers the band has said "Ufone Uth Records producers are skilled individuals; working alongside them has been a great experience and was a lot of fun."

RamLal are looking forward to make their musical mark with their original and unconventional song, 'Naughty Boy'.

Based out of Lahore, RamLal is a contemporary band that works with a diversity of eclectic sounds and influences to produce unique compositions. Consisting of musician Mohammad Fazli on Lead Vocals & Guitar, musician and audio engineer Muhammad Agha on Guitar & backing vocals, the band members are currently in the process of recording their first album. Speaking about their experience on the Ufone Uth Records platform and on their interaction with the producers the band hassaid "Ufone Uth Records producers are skilled individuals; working alongside them has been a great experience and was a lot of fun."

RamLal are looking forward to make their musical mark with their original and unconventional song, 'Naughty Boy'.

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[Pakistan 31 March 2011] Ufone’s critically acclaimed televised youth music platform, Uth Records, is all set to conclude its First Season by introducing its sixth and final featuring artist on 01^st April 2011, Lahore based band RamLaL.

Through the five episodes of Ufone’s Uth Records, Pakistan’s underground youth showcased diversity of sound and genre including: rock band Jumbo Jutt, Pushto folk artists Yasir & Jawad with Wali, instrument virtuoso Usman Riaz, the blues inspired Natasha Ejaz and pop artist Ather Sani.

With episode six of Ufone Uth Records, the team introduces the band RamLal. Consisting of Mohammad Fazli (Lead Guitar, Vocals) and Muhammad Agha (Rhythm Guitar, Vocals), the band will be performing their single ‘Naughty Boy’ at Uth Records.

On their work with the Ufone’s Uth Records team, RamLal has said: “Ufone’s Uth Records producers are skilled individuals; working alongside them has been a great experience and was a lot of fun.”

Mohammad Omer, Head of Marketing Operations & Brand Activation Ufone has said “RamLAL have a fresh and unique Uth sound, bringing that added diversity to the platform for a fun finish to our debut Uth Records show.”

Speaking about their work with RamLal, producers of the project, Gumby and Omran Shafique of LJP Studios have said “These guys are a bit unconventional and they bring a tongue in cheek rock n roll attitude which we loved. We really liked the direction in which these guys were taking the music. It's a very punk rock song. They had interesting ideas about having a shaadi band come in and record some parts and we'd never tried anything like it, but it really paid off in the end.  These guys are passionate about the music and just a little bit crazy. A great combination!!”

Directed by Zeeshan Parwez, Ufone’s Uth Records episode six will be airing on ARY Digital, HUM TV, Oxygene, TV One, PTV, Dawn, ATV and G Kaboom starting 01^st April 2011.

RamLal

Based out of Karachi, RamLal is a contemporary band that works with a diversity of eclectic sounds and influences to produce unique compositions.

Consisting of musician Mohammad Fazli on Lead Guitar, musician and audio engineer Muhammad Agha on Rhythm Guitar and vocalist Faraz Lodhi who was also seen and heard as in Chicago the Musical, the band are currently in the process of recording their first album while simultaneously also working on their second album. Speaking about their experience on the Uth Records stage and on their interaction with the producers the band has said “Ufone Uth Records producers are skilled individuals; working alongside them has been a great experience and was a lot of fun.”

RamLal are looking forward to make their musical mark with their original and unconventional song, ‘Naughty Boy’.

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KARACHI: With the 4th episode of Uth Records, Pakistani audiences witnessed a young and talented artist in the form of Natasha Ejaz. She has been part of several theatre productions, and is currently training in audio production in Malaysia. The Express Tribune spoke to Natasha Ejaz about her new single “Right Way to Fall” which has been getting back to back hits on YouTube.

Source: Express Tribune

Do you feel that with this release, you will only be able to penetrate the Pakistani market on a very superficial level?

NE: I think Uth records released this song at a fork in the road. At this point, there’s really no predicting what kind of music reaches audiences at what level. Songs have a life of their own, it’s our duty as musicians to put them out there and let them live.

It seems that despite vocal brilliance this type of music will always be lumped together with western music. Do you agree?

NE: Let’s not kid ourselves, so much of what we hear in Pakistan today has the propensity to be lumped together with what you call “western” music. And frankly, I don’t see what is wrong with that. I’m not saying that we let go of our heritage. However, I do believe that adding a ‘desi’ touch to a song just for the sake of trying to be accepted by a larger audience is hypocritical. Music is evolutionary, it changes, and people change. I think that in the coming years, it will broaden and give room to more fusion. Music is neither a western nor an eastern phenomenon. Today more than ever, it’s a universal phenomenon with undeniable cross cultural marriages in sound.

Do you think your music will make it beyond radio play lists?

NE: I hope so!

Who do you idealise as a musician/ vocalist? Do you get inspiration from any of the local artists?

NE: I am influenced by a myriad of genres and artists. I’d have to say locally, ranging from Nazia Hassan’s honeysuckle voice to the soul driven power of Abida Perween. I specifically love the folk music of Rajasthan and Pakistani pop music from the 70s through to the 2000s. Sajjad Ali, Strings, Vital Signs, Junoon, Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, Sajid and Zeeshan, Zeb and Haniya, Noori… I could go on.

Do you eventually plan to release an album? If yes, would it be only English music or some Urdu stuff as well?

NE: Yes I do – but not for a while. Right now I’m concentrating on singles. My next original song happens to be an Urdu one. I would imagine that my album would have a healthy dose of both.

You have done dance, theatre and acting on stage and recorded music. How do you see yourself as part of the entertainment industry?

NE: As a healthy addition.

What should the music industry and the audience expect from ‘Natasha Ejaz’ in the coming few years?

NE: The lesser they expect specifics from me, the more surprised they will be with whatever I do. So I choose not to answer this question.

Anything you want people to know?

NE: I like doughnuts.

Right Way to Fall

Uth Records, a television production that brings young, undiscovered musical talent to the forefront, has taken audiences by a storm with the introduction of ‘Yasir and Jawad’ (Y&J). While the Y&J fever hasn’t yet ended, we have been introduced to yet another young and talented artist, Natasha Ejaz. Her sweet and refined vocals accompanied by her composition abilities make the track “Right Way to Fall” a complete treat.

Kudos to music producers, Gumby and Omran Shafique, for giving the song an electronic feel. This saves the song from ending up as just another English pop song by a Pakistani artist. The composition itself is very mature and as it is composed by the singer herself, it is almost tailor made for her voice. An interesting part of the release is the video itself. The director, Zeeshan Parwez, has attempted to give the video a very ‘MTV classics’ feel, a treatment which works very well with the song. The video has Natasha standing in front of a studio mike with a powerful back light exposed in the back ground, lending a very 80’s look. “Right Way to Fall” is a very well produced track, all in, another successful venture by Uth Records.

Ufone Uth Records announcing Ather Sani. Ather Sani is a Karachi based, primarily self taught musician. In addition to his sheer passion and talent for signing, Ather also plays the keyboard and guitar.

Equally comfortable in the genres of rock and pop as he is with folk and ghazal, Ather Sani was selected as a session stand in vocalist for Coke Studio's Season 1. Speaking about his experience at Ufone's Uth Records, Ather has said "It was very constructive...I hope that this will help me put myself out in the music industry. The producers and Ufone team members have put a lot of work into this project".

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Ufone Uth Records announcing Ather Sani. Ather Sani is a Karachi based, primarily self taught musician. In addition to his sheer passion and talent for signing, Ather also plays the keyboard and guitar.

Equally comfortable in the genres of rock and pop as he is with folk and ghazal, Ather Sani was selected as a session stand in vocalist for Coke Studio's Season 1. Speaking about his experience at Ufone's Uth Records, Ather has said "It was very constructive...I hope that this will help me put myself out in the music industry. The producers and Ufone team members have put a lot of work into this project".

For further information on Uth Records:
www.Uthrecords.com.pk
www.myspace.com/Uthrecords
www.youtube.com/Uthrecords
www.facebook.com/uthrecordsofficial

Ufone Uth Records announcing Ather Sani. Ather Sani is a Karachi based, primarily self taught musician. In addition to his sheer passion and talent for signing, Ather also plays the keyboard and guitar.

Equally comfortable in the genres of rock and pop as he is with folk and ghazal, Ather Sani was selected as a session stand in vocalist for Coke Studio's Season 1. Speaking about his experience at Ufone's Uth Records, Ather has said "It was very constructive...I hope that this will help me put myself out in the music industry. The producers and Ufone team members have put a lot of work into this project".

For further information on Uth Records:
www.Uthrecords.com.pk
www.myspace.com/Uthrecords
www.youtube.com/Uthrecords
www.facebook.com/uthrecordsofficial

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Natasha Ejaz Feat. Taha Malik - The Right Way To Fall

Singing since the age of 3, Natasha Ejaz is one of Pakistan's exciting Uth musicians. Having studied Eastern Classical singing, Natasha is currently pursuing a Certificate in Audio Production in Malaysia. Influenced and inspired by genres such as Acoustic/Jazz, Indie, Folk, dream-pop, and alternative music, in 2010, Natasha worked with musician Sarmad Ghafoor to release the single titled 'Today is a Place'. This talented young singer, guitar player and songwriter is also currently working with fellow students in Malaysia getting together some twelve minutes of her music and also working on a concept album, along the lines of storytelling. She is also working on recording another single to release soon in Pakistan. Natasha hopes that Uth Records puts her in the spot for the right people to listen to her to want to work with her.

On Uth Records and her experience, Natasha has shared, "As far as the production of the song is concerned, I think I am going to get very spoilt very fast. Gumby and Omran are so hands on with the song. They have taken it personally; I see them humming the song while stirring their tea, always keeping an ear open for a new idea, a new direction. Something to enhance it. We recorded a couple of takes, Omran worked with me on some melody lines, helped me find the right harmony to back it up and we laid down a basic track with rough vocals and guitars. This was then sent to Taha, who was asked to then take over the production and overall feel of the end product."

Natasha will be seen and heard on the Uth Records platform with 'Right Way to Fall'.

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