The Healing Note

Mahmood Khan is an Australia based singer, music producer, songwriter, and now filmmaker. Khan has inspired millions and has created indigenous music for a long time. He started his music career in 1995, with the music album “Fairytale,” which failed to make waves in the music industry. Khan is seen as an artist whose legacy is immortal. Over the years, Khan has managed to successfully eradicate all types of cultural, language, and geographical barriers throughout the world. He owes these great accomplishments to his music.

 In a recent interview, Khan shared that he had researched and studied music and its impact on the audience, both physically and spiritually. Mahmood Khan also revealed that the concert that he held at the Sydney Opera House in November 2013 had a little twist of mystery in it. Although the event was expected to be a performance at 440 Hz note, Khan actually performed on the note of 432 Hz. When asked why, Khan said that in his studies he had learned that 432 Hz is a note of healing, where our bodies and minds are set free from any emotional blockages. Other music and consciousness experts agree.

 Mahmood Khan takes immense pride and honor in the ability to perform at this pitch note. He believes that as a music artist, it is his primary concern to relieve the audience from all mental stress through his music. He did this successfully at the Sydney Opera House. Khan said that he found it really exciting to heal and entertain his audience at the same time. He believes music is the only way to give audiences this valuable benefit. He also stated that this is the most amazing discovery of his music career.

 The concert was performed in November 2013; however, this mystery about 432 Hz was not revealed until later in January of 2014. Mahmood Khan is one artist who has the capability to touch the lives of millions through his music. He broke all cultural boundaries and has produced blockbuster releases since 1997. This new revelation regarding the frequency note of 432 Hz is another way of Khan showing love to his audience, and being the greatest musician of all times.