Nizami Brothers
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| Background information | |
| Native name | Nizami Qawwal |
| Also known as | Nizami Brothers |
| Origin | Nizamuddin Dargah, Delhi, India |
| Genres | Sufi, Qawwali, Bollywood |
| Instruments | Harmonium, Tabla, Dholak, Keyboard |
| Years active | 1606-present |
| Labels | Folkroom Inc. |
| Associated acts | Hans Raj Hans, Wadali Brothers, Gurdas Maan, Sabri Brothers, Rahat Fateh Ali Khan, Faiz Ali Faiz, Abida Parveen, Rajeev Raja |
| Website | nizamibrothers |
| Members | Faizan Nizami, Zeeshan Nizami, Hasan Nizami |
| Past members | Ustad Ghulam Sabir Nizami, Ustad Ghulam Waris, Ustad Akbar Taji & Ustad Yusuf khan. |
Nizami Brothers (Hindi: निजामी ब्रदर्स , Urdu: نظامی بھائی) are a vibrant and dynamic ensemble steeped in the rich traditions of Sufi and cultural qawwali music. Led by the talented trio of Faizan Nizami, Zeeshan Nizami, and Khwaja Hasan Nizami, they carry forward a legacy that dates back to their ancestors, who served as court singers to the Mughal emperors for centuries. Their music is a harmonious blend of history and spirituality, reflecting the depth and devotion of their revered lineage.
History
Their roots emerge from the world-famous vocalist Faiyaz Khan, the person who has created a niche for himself in the area of music all over the world.
The three brothers continue to take their traditions and customs forward by their fabulous and heart-touching voice.
They are the finalists of India's Got Talent season 8.
The astonishing fact about their performance has always been their simplicity and sophistication, which they clearly depict in their performances.
They have been working really hard to retain the history of Sufi music in India and to emerge as an International Band.
Career Highlights
In 2020 their most famous song Main Sharabi was released, which was loved by many people. Within a few days of release, the song gained 700 million views on YouTube, and the Times of India also published some articles about them.[1] The song's musical arrangement is a hallmark of the Sufi Nizami Brothers' style. Traditional Qawwali instruments like the tabla and dholki provide a rhythmic foundation, while the incorporation of modern instruments like keyboards and guitars adds a unique and contemporary touch. This innovative blend creates a soundscape that is both energetic and deeply spiritual, perfectly complementing the lyrical message [1]
Members
Faizan Nizami
Main Vocalist of Band.
Started singing at the age of 6 and has grown up to be a Sufi singer.
Learnt Classical music from Ustad Aslam Hussain khan, Ustad Vajahat Hussain Khan, Ustad Ghulam Khusro & Sufi Singing from His Father Ustad Ghulam Sabir Nizami and Uncle's Ustad Ghulam Waris, Ustad Akbar Taji & Ustad Yusuf khan.
With an experience of national and international shows, he is the master of crowd connect and delight on stage.
He has performed in multiple Private Shows, Corporate shows & college festivals [2]
Now he continues his journey on the same path.
Zeeshan Nizami
Second main Vocalist of Band.
Learnt Classical music from Ustad Aslam Hussain khan, Ustad Vajahat Hussain Khan, Ustad Ghulam Khusro & Sufi Singing from His Father Ustad Ghulam Sabir Nizami and Uncle's Ustad Ghulam Waris, Ustad Akbar Taji & Ustad Yusuf khan [2]
He has a high-pitch voice and a unique vocal tone with huge experience in Classical-based Sufi Fusion.
He rocks the stage with energetic, power-packed performances.
Hasan Nizami
Third Main Vocalist of Band.
He takes all responsibility and manages the team members.
He has great experience of stage performance with his Father Ustad Ghulam Sabir Nizami and Uncle's Ustad Ghulam Waris Nizami, Ustad Akbar Taji & Ustad Yusuf khan.
His unique quality is that he memorizes all traditional Sufi poetries.
References
- ↑ "Check Out Latest Hindi Song Music Video - 'Main Sharabi' Sung By Rajeev Raja, Faizan Hasan Nizami, Zeeshan Hasan Nizami | Hindi Video Songs - Times of India". The Times of India. Retrieved 2024-06-09.
- ↑ "\". sriaurobindouniversity.edu.in. Missing or empty
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