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Flash Sitar (Pakistan / USA)
Visitors to Santa Monica Pier in Los Angeles may hear the enchanting sounds of Indian sitar wafting through the air. If they follow their ears, they will discover the source of the music is sitar player and producer Farhan Khan, aka Flash Sitar, who can often be found promoting his music to passersby. Originally from Karachi, Pakistan, Khan’s style blends Indian music with electronic beats and global flavors. A former student of the renowned Ustad Habib Khan and a graduate of Musicians Institute in Hollywood, Khan’s sitar work has led to many collaborations and appearances in film and TV soundtracks. “I endeavor to create music that is culturally diverse, healing, upbeat, positive, melodic, enchanting, ambient and soothing,” states Khan, “I love to share this diversity of culture through Indian musical instrumentation, multi-cultural rhythms and modern style grooves.”
Featured Songs:
Flash Sitar’s version of the iconic “Hotel California” brings an Indian twist to this classic melody from The Eagles. The sitar’s associations with 1960s counterculture make it a fitting instrument to perform a song whose lyrics are often interpreted as a commentary on some of the negative results that came from that era’s freewheeling ways.
"Hotel California", sitar version Listen>
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32 seconds of
Eastern Breeze
Farhan Khan
in collaboration with
Fontain Riddle
is featured in the
Netflix Movie
"The Con is On"
A stylish, star-studded caper comedy
Actors
Uma Thurman, Tim Roth,
Maggie Q, Sofia Vergara
Alice Eve, Parker Posey,
Crispin Glover
Director
Producer Cassian Elwes
Writers Alex Michaelides, James Haslam
Genres Comedy
Provider Lionsgate (Shop)
Rating R
Release date 2018
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MINISTRY
The well known 80s band released their 15th album in 2021 called: Moral Hygiene featuring
Farhan Khan's
sitar playing on the song called
Broken System.
Ministry is an American industrial metal band founded in Chicago, Illinois, in 1981 by producer, singer, and instrumentalist
Al Jorgensen.
Originally a synth-pop outfit, Ministry evolved into one of the pioneers of industrial rock and industrial metal in the late 1980s.
The band's lineup has changed frequently, leaving Jorgensen as the sole remaining original member.
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