Rabi Ahmed is a Pakistani music producer, songwriter and guitarist. He and Adnan Dhool are also members of the famous band Soch.
Wiki/Biography
Rabi Ahmed was born on January 17 in Lahore, Pakistan. His zodiac sign is Capricorn. According to him, he has always been interested in music and his room was once filled with music CDs, guitar tutorial books and self-study music guides. The walls of his room had posters of Led Zeppelin, Jimmy Page and Santana.
Childhood photo of Rabbi Ahmed sitting on his mother’s lap
appearance
Height (approximately): 5′ 9″
Hair color: black
Eye color: black
family
Parents and siblings
Little is known about the rabbi’s parents and family. He mentioned in an interview that he was the eldest among his siblings and loved taking care of them. According to him, his mother is his best friend and his father is his biggest morale booster, and they are the two pillars of his life.
Rabbi Ahmed with his father and brother
religious outlook
The rabbi posted Eid greetings on Instagram. He wrote,
As long as we keep our faith in Him, no evil can touch our hearts, no sorrow can ruin our days. “
He also posted a message on Instagram about uniting people through religion while wishing Ramdaan Mubarak. He said,
Let religion unite us in the name of humanity and charity, rather than divide us in the name of faith. “
Profession
Rabi started his musical journey in December 2012 with his debut single Bundeya. In the same year, he appeared in the first season of Nescafe Basement, performing the song Awari with band member Adnan Dhool. The song was so popular that Xulfi, the producer of the show, gave it to Mohit Suri, the director of the Bollywood film Ek Villain. He loved the song and contacted two members of the band for an opportunity to revise the song for his film Ek Villain. In an interview, Rabbi revealed the backstory and said:
The producers contacted us. Both the production house and Mohit Suri loved the song, so Adnan and I had a series of discussions and brainstorming sessions and modified it to suit Ek Villain’s requirements. “
The song was so popular among fans that Rabi’s band received 4 nominations in 2015 in the Best Music Direction category. The song became a worldwide success, as did Soch band members Rabi Ahmed and Adnan Dhool. In response to the compliment, the rabbi said:
The response has been overwhelmingly positive and we are overwhelmed. Awari received praise and applause from around the world. We are deeply honored to receive the appreciation and attention from people from all walks of life. “
In 2016, Rabi decided to dedicate his time and energy to the Pakistani music industry, so his band composed, composed and produced 4 out of 7 songs for the musical romance film “Zindagi Kitni Haseen Hai”. Later, he composed many hit songs such as “Tera Deewana” (2021), “Befikrey” (2019), “Dushman E Jaan” (Slow), etc.
In February 2019, Rabi released his song “Bol hu”, which was featured in the Bollywood thriller Malang, on the first episode of Nescafe Basement Season 5.
Rabbi Ahmed performs fifth season in Nestlé basement
One of the most famous and prolific singers in the Indian music industry, Sonu Nigam, burst into tears while listening to this song. He shared a video on social media while reacting to the song and said he was moved by the song’s vocals and lyrics, something that seems almost impossible in this day and age.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aPDrkv2J5G8
Praising Sonu, Rabi retweeted the video on his Instagram account and responded with the caption,
We grew up following you and listening to your music, so this is like a dream come true. “
Xulfi, the producer of Nescafe Basement, also took to Facebook to express his gratitude to Sonu for his honest reaction to the song. He also thanked the ace singer for inspiring the artist of the song. He said,
I don’t just have one thing to thank him for, I have many things to thank him for. The first thing I want to thank is that his response must have lifted the spirits of Adnan, Rabi and Hadiya. Nothing compares. They want to work more seriously on their dreams. God has given you a gift; don’t let it go to waste. “
Rabi Ahmed appeared on the fifth season of Coke Studio with his bandmate Adnan and collaborated with the Butt brothers on the season’s 14th song “Neray Neray Vas”. The song was originally a mellow song written by Rabi and Adnan in the mid-2000s and was later transformed into a gorgeous bhangra style song using Harmonia, Tumbi, Matka and Chimtas. Rabi clarified in an interview that he and his bandmates decided to transform the original mellow and soulful song into an energetic one because they did not want to be labeled as a Sufi band.
Rabi Ahmed stars in Coca-Cola Studio Season 14
Awards, Honors, Achievements
- The 16th IIFA Awards Nominated in the Best Music Direction Category
- Nominated for Life Ok Screen Award (2015)
- Nominated for the Filmfare Award in the Best Music Direction category (2015)
- GIMA Award Nomination (2015)
Favorites
- Food: Mom’s homemade karahi chicken
- Actors: Adam Sandler, Al Pacino
- Actresses: Catherine Zeta-Jones and Julia Roberts
- Movie Genre: Action and Adventure
- Singers: AR Rahman, RD Burman, SD Burman, Junoon and Ustad Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan
- Book: The Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown
Facts/Trivia
- Rabi Ahmed was the first person to represent Pakistan at IIFA and along with his bandmates attended the 16th International Indian Film Academy (IIFA) Awards in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Rabi Ahmed attended the IIFA awards ceremony with the Ek Villain team (third from left)
- Rabi’s band Soch attracted attention for using a transgender model in the music video for the song “Dholna.”
- When Rabbi was asked in an interview who his favorite musician was, he said:
AR Rahman is a versatile musician like no one else. Every note and composition he creates is so otherworldly. “
- When asked about the possibility of his performance, Rabi said he was camera-focused and had no interest in acting.
- Rabi has gained a loyal fan base, with over 15,000 monthly listeners on Spotify and over 98,000 subscribers on his band Soch’s official YouTube channel.
- Talking about the state of Pakistan’s music industry, Rabi said:
Over the years we have gradually distinguished ourselves from the community of self-taught musicians. Initially, we only taught music in families and passed the art of music from generation to generation. Only recently have circumstances and society paved the way for self-taught musicians and talents like ourselves. “
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