Music by Sarosh Khan
Haniya
by Sarosh Khan
Official Release: Original song by Sarosh Khan from Live Wires band.
Tum Mujh Say Khafa Ho
by Sarosh Khan
Official Release: 'Tum Mujh Say Khafa Ho'
Vocals and video production by: Sarosh Khan
(from Live Wires band)
Tujhay Choo Kar
by Sarosh Khan
Official Release: This is a heartfelt and soul-stirring song that beautifully encapsulates the emotions of love and longing for someone special.
Meri Aankhon Ke Mausam Men (Seasons in my Eyes)
by Sarosh Khan
Official Release - Original song by Sarosh Khan They say that eyes are the windows to the soul. This song brings out the emotions like love, desire, warmth, and tenderness expressed through eyes of lost lovers
Nai Umangain
by Live Wires
Live Wires, a famous band from Karachi, Pakistan, are back with a new rendition of their signature song 'Nai Umangain' (New Aspirations). The original song was released about 30 years ago, and was much ahead of its time.
Kya Huwa
by Live Wires (Sarosh Khan and Imran Khan)
‘Kya Huwa’ is a romantic song. If you’ve ever lost someone you’ve loved and it changed your life for ever, it will bring back all the memories!
Jaani Pakistani
by Live Wires
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Cha Gaye Hain Baadloun Ke Saaye
by Sadaf Munir & LiveWires
Live Wires featuring Sadaf Munir. Music Channel Charts Days.
Sarosh Khan & Live Wires
Live Wires, a famous band from Karachi, Pakistan, are back with a new rendition of their signature song 'Nai Umangain' (New Aspirations). From their first album, this song held a positive and revolutionary message during a very dark time in Pakistan. The original song was released about 30 years ago, and was much ahead of its time. It contained a very courageous message in a period of great upheaval and uncertainty. Encouraging people to think differently, beyond their prejudices, it pushed them to envision a new world based on a grassroots movement created by a group of engineering students. The echoes of this new way of progressive thinking still reverberates in Pakistani pop music, and is more relevant now than ever before: think freely, fight for your rights, speak up, free your mind, live and let live and ONE love!