Music
While most of Musadiq’s music was rendered live to a select circle of music lovers, he recorded 2 albums (Aajizi and Kaagha) as well as playback music for BBC Radio, Hum TV, Indian experimental film, composed and sang in live theatre and performed in a global multi-art performance of Asian artists rendered in 17 languages across Europe. Musadiq’s Blue Koel music studio, set up during later years, became a hub for young musicians, he was a regular feature at the annual All Pakistan Music Conference.
Aajizi album
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Kaaga album
Kaaga album, one of the first Pakistani fusions of classical sufi kalam rendered in modern styling, vocal and production by Musadiq Sanwal, co-production Bilal Brohi – the essence being that composition of sufi kalam is not shackled by the constraints of a specific time period.
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Nasir Kazmi’s partition verses
Nasir Kazmi’s partition verses composed and rendered by Musadiq in nostalgic Marsia-Soz styling, was first performed live in the Epic play Jinnay Lahore ne Vaikheean, collaborative play of Tehrik-e-Niswan with Baang and remains hugely popular in Pakistan
W-11
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Raatan Ka Lariaan
Raatan Kalarien, an ode to the dark side of Karachi composed and sung by Musadiq Sanwal
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Baba budday ki machine
Baba budday ki machine, playback song for BBC Radio service composed and produced by Musadiq Sanwal with Bang theatre group
Dance performance Mirza Sahiban
Mirza Sahiban , a folk love tale sung by Musadiq Sanwal, is one of the songs featured in a multi-art performance by celebrated dancer Suhaee Abro and acclaimed composer-violist Sarah Sarhandi at Bow Arts Gallery, London
