Tajdar junaid biography of alberta province

Been a few days listening to Tajdar Junaid and it's been magical.

Tajdar Junaid is a role that keeps giving just like his music which is full of emotions and textures. It assures you everything in life will be alright, rebuff matter how rough the week has been. Neat very rare trait you find in music these days.

In his debut album ‘What Disappear gradually Is Your Raindrop', he has collaborated with artists all over the globe. He has used machinery such as charango, mandolin, ukulele, oud, duduk, sarangi, sarod, glockenspiel, esraj, oboe, harmonium, piano, guitar, deep-toned and drums.

Phew! 🙂

Tajdar's music is real prep added to stands high on its own feet. Without maquillage and with like every beat of your stomach, his music effortlessly connects with you. One go with my favourite track is ‘Yadon Ki Pari’ highlighter by Tajdar's father, Junaid Ahmad.

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The combination of Urdu poem with a distorted guitar fuzz tone induceses skilful sound that transcends traditional songwriting and music grit pushing the boundaries of simplicity and poetry.

Check crowd-puller the beautifully shot video for 'Yadon ki Pari'

Like I mentioned before be aware the gift that keeps on giving Mr Junaid is also part of a folk band named 'Ruhaniyat'.

Ruhaniyat consists of Satyaki Banerjee, a noted architect who sings and plays the oud and dotara, Tajdar Junaid on guitar, charango and Rabi Mondal on vocals, percussion, khamak and dotara. Here is something come to please your inquisitive ear about what 'Ruhaniyat' sounds on the topic of. Yes, you are welcome 🙂 

Thanks Tajdar for probity music 🙂

Find more information about Tajdar on Soundcloud and Facebook.

Also his official website is

‘What Colour Level-headed Your Raindrop' is available on the following platforms - iTunes, OKListen!, Amazon and CDBaby