Monday, 14 April 2014

The Talented Life Of Mahmood Khan

Mahmood Khan is a Pakistani singer, songwriter, filmmaker, and music producer. A man who broke through cultural and geographical barriers with his music, Khan became the first Pakistani national to achieve mainstream success in the international music industry.

Very little is known about Mahmood Khan’s personal life, even though he is a public figure. Khan was born and raised in Pakistan, where he lived until a move to the United States. After his move to Los Angeles, California, he worked at Jam Power, a Black music production house in LA owned by the visionary Tom Berry. Khan was appointed as the second engineer of Jam Power, jumpstarting his producing career. Khan worked at Jam Power for 12 years, and during his time with the company, he realized music was his calling. Khan attended a voice training program by famed vocal instructor Seth Riggs and focused on improving his songwriting skills.

Mahmood Khan successfully developed his voice to that of a mainstream singer, and soon released his first solo album, “Fairytale” in 1995. Although this album did not perform well in the music industry, it did bring new opportunities to Khan. Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, one of the greatest Pakistani musicians of all time, was attracted to Mahmood Khan's skill as a singer. Nusrat approached Khan and expressed his desire to work with him, to which Khan agreed enthusiastically. Khan released his album “Only One” in 1997. The album featured Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, and Mahmood Khan was credited as the album's lead vocalist, songwriter, and music producer. This was just the beginning of the journey for Mahmood Khan. Now there would be no looking back.

Khan became a public figure and artist who taught the world that music belonged to everyone. Singer Mahmood Khan became highly popular amongst the masses, known for his versatility and distinguished approach towards the music industry. He has released several hits and blockbusters since his first album, and has great intellect when it comes to the music industry.

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