Mumbai, Sep 8 (IANS) Singer-lyricist content maker Tanzeel Khan, who acquired notice with his track ‘Dilli Ki Ladki, has combined efforts with the Pakistani rapper Hashim Nawaz for another number called ‘Pasbaan’ after the Urdu word that signifies ‘defender’.

Tanzeel prior intended to set ‘Pasbaan’ as the eighth track free from his introduction collection ‘Dastaan’, yet he later chose to deliver it as an independent track.

Sharing his fervor in front of the tune send off, Tanzeel said: “‘Pasbaan’ is an extremely unique melody and I can hardly trust that my audience will pay attention to it. This tune was made quite a while in the past however it was in my melody bank for quite a while as it felt deficient and it gave me an inclination it expected that additional component.”

He added: “And right brilliantly, my brother and prestigious rapper from across the line, Hashim Nawaz acted the hero and added his section to this melody. ‘Pasbaan’ upheld the storybook with that melancholic feel. It is the foundation of a ‘Dastaan’ and that is precisely the way in which I had envisioned it, despite the fact that it couldn’t be sent off alongside the collection.”

For Hashim, “it as an enjoyment to work with Tanzeel.”

Singer-songwriter-content creator #TanzeelKhan, who gained notice with his track ‘Dilli Ki Ladki, has joined forces with the Pakistani rapper #HashimNawaz for a new number called ‘Pasbaan’ after the Urdu word that means ‘protector’.

— IANS (@ians_india) September 8, 2022

Remarking on the joint effort, he said in an explanation: “Tanzeel portrayed the thought behind the tune to me, and that assisted me with adding my touch to it. This tune, as the name depicts, goes about as a gatekeeper to a melancholic excursion. We trust our audience appreciates paying attention to it however much we delighted in making it.”

Before, Tanzeel has likewise worked together with different artistes like Arjun Kanungo and Akasa. Tanzeel’s ‘Befikar’ as of late timed 20 million month to month Spotify audience members.

‘Pasbaan’ is accessible for spilling across all music stages and YouTube.