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Just before his sudden death in 1997, Nusrat legitimized the remix. He did not shy away; he argued that if the Quran could be on a cassette tape, his voice could be on a drum machine.

A collaborative project with lyricist Javed Akhtar, featuring the iconic song "Afreen Afreen" Star Rise (1997): Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan Albums

Recorded at the Théâtre de la Ville in Paris, these albums are often cited as the definitive introduction to Nusrat’s traditional work. The recording quality is pristine, capturing the hypnotic rhythm of the harmonium and the tabla. Here, tracks like Allah Hoo and Haq Ali Ali stretch beyond ten minutes, allowing the listener to hear the "rup" (form) of Qawwali—the intense buildup of energy, the poetic improvisations, and the trance-inducing handclaps. This is the pure, undiluted sound that captivated world music audiences in the early 80s. Just before his sudden death in 1997, Nusrat