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Song: Toofan-e-maan Band: Wajd Language: Urdu Country of origin: Pakistan Wajd: ORIGINALITY, DIVERSITY and Exhuming ENERGY ... are enough to define WAJD ... Wajd is a mood, a feeling, a thought screamed out with an intensity and passion that can only be contained by music. Formerly an underground grunge band from the 90′s, it has reformed with new line up to exhale their alternative taste. Wajd's original line-up is Shahzad Hussain as Song-writer, rhythm guitarist, composer & second vocalist, Jahanzeb Afzal as Song writer, Vocalist, rhythm guitarist & Composer and Faraz Siddiqui as the lead guitarist. Hasham is the young talent (bassist) who gives youthful energy to the band's sound. Wajd does not want to be categorized in a single genre of music. Instead it wants to experiment with almost all the musical dimensions as they try to discover new horizons with their prolific song writing, innovative compositions and unique sound. They explore diverse topics through their song writing such as philosophy, romance, politics, social issues of Pakistan, nationalism and spirituality among others. As far as their sound is concerned, it's an interesting mix of grunge, alternative, progressive rock and pop. WAJD is ready to turn up the commercial heat with their innermost feelings personified as songs. Angst, passion, religion and self-exploration are WAJD. MEMBERS Shahzad Hussain A highly message-oriented musician, song-writer and composer par excellence, Shahzad co-founded WAJD with Jahanzeb in late nineties while exploring engineering along with music. He is back with WAJD as a rhythmist and second vocalist. "Music is the medium through which I satisfy my soul and express my passion for art. All my compositions wish to create awareness and bring about positive changes in the society by exploring social, political, philosophical and spiritual issues confronting the world today. For me Music is Love, Truth, Peace and Joy and WAJD is a platform through which I can explore and spread these concepts in the best way possible". Jahanzeb Afzal A lyricist and song writer of a third kind, his words describe his state of mind. His emotions & feelings flow through his lyrics just like a current through high voltage wire. An engineer by profession, Jahanzeb writes about the wrongs of society and the daily problems of life. His words are that of an every day youth and are powerful enough to tear through the heart and mind. "I think of my band as a bunch of painters, who are filling colours in an abstract painting. For me music is an art and art is my religion ...oxygen for my soul. It is one best way to let out our anger in a constructive manner! Faraz Siddiqui AKA FIZ A creative genius, who has traveled the depths of music, in search of "the perfect sound", Fiz brings to Wajd his years of experience in professional studio session playing with industry's top names. "WAJD has opened for me, doors to new world of exploration. I feel that the band illustrates some aspect of every member's personality. It lets me express the angst I feel for the wrongs in the society and the helplessness I feel towards them" Hasham Khan AKA HASH The guy who wears the HAT -- a bassist who plays groovy melody and supporting hooks for WAJD. A student, a teacher and a mathematician by profession, Hasham is an idea bank for band's compositions. He is a fresh and talented addition to recently reformed WAJD. Though he has joined the band quite recently but is surely a major part of the team and creates inline with the depth of every song. "When Faraz approached me to join WAJD I thought of playing simple notes initially. But when I jammed with these guys I realized that Faraz did not simply want a bass player rather he wanted me to join in on the compositions and add my creative juices to the jug : ) I like to play with freedom and try multiple bass techniques within a song and WAJD is a platform to be on for experiencing and experimenting new things... and yes Faramoshi has given a HAT to my credits."