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performing several jam sessions with one another. The jam sessions were not successful for the group. This led the band to perform a few proper jam sessions with each other, these jam sessions saw Omar Khalid on the drums, Yasir Qureshi on darbuka, Imran Lodhi on bass, Khawer and Omar Akhtar on guitars and vocals, thus performing as a proper band.
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where the band opened up the show. This was followed by the band releasing their first music video "Sultanat" in same month. The video, directed by the band's lead vocalist Omar Bilal Akhtar, brought the band their first taste of mainstream success as "Sultanat" received a large amount of airtime, on
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of their single "Nazar", being directed by Umer Adil. The band made a comeback into the mainstream airwaves with the release of their third music video and single, the ballad "Nazar", after a hiatus of 2 months. The video, directed by Umer Adil was the bands' first high budget video and it got them
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Omar Akhtar and Omar Khalid along with their friend Afaan Naqvi performed at Caffeine as part of an Open-Mic Night. After the show they were approached by Imran Lodhi, Khawer Amir Khan and Yasir Qureshi in February 2006. This was followed by the group having a get-together at Omar Akhtar's home and
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The self-titled debut album is independently produced and written by the band themselves. The first single from the album was "Sultanat" for which a music video was released on July 27, 2007 followed by the release of another single "Iss Tanhai Ko" on October 28. Aunty Disco Project made a comeback
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widespread mainstream attention. The video was critically lauded and for the first time Aunty Disco Project made it on the local music channel charts. Later, the band's breakthrough into the mainstream led their third single, "Nazar", music video to be included in
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The name of the band was suggested by Omar Akhtar after a discussion with Khawer Khan. In response to Khawer's suggestions, Omar said, "man that’s just dumb, we might as well call ourselves something stupider, like …I dunno "Aunty Disco Project".
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of the song is directed by Umer Adil, bands' first high budget video, released in 2008. The video was released after a 2-month hiatus and the success of the single led the band to be nominated for the Best Breakthrough Performance award at the
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lead vocalist Ali Alam who joined the group to take the bass as a sessionist for live performances. However, Aunty Disco Project members continued as group and performed some prolific live performances which included the shows at
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band, bassist Rahail Siddiqui, who took over on bass guitars. This was followed by the band performing an unplugged session gig at the MTV Unplugged in June. This was followed by the band releasing a live album
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for the 'Best Breakthrough Performance' by a musician or a group in Pakistan, based on the success of their single "Nazar". However, the band did not win the award but it was a great achievement for the group.
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In the summer if 2007, the band continued to grow more mature and professional as live performers as the band received wide acclaim and exposure by performing alongside mainstream singers and groups such as
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at the New Shadab Studios in Karachi. The album was solely written and produced by the band themselves and included some of their well known songs such as "Sultanat", "Iss Tanhai Ko" and "Nazar".
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On March 10, the band performed their first ever gig at TCG Ilmathon under the name "Eastern Comfort". The gig was attended by five people in total. On March 23, the band took part in
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in Karachi. The performance was attended by a large number of audiences and was a success for the band. By the end of the year, Aunty Disco Project were nominated at the
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blending with eastern percussion, started to create a cult following for the band. This success made them one of the top underground bands in the local
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and welcomed the addition of sessionist Ali Alam as a full-time member of the group on guitars and vocals. The band also recruited former Mizraab, a
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annual Battle of the Bands competition which they eventually went on to winning after beating twenty two other participating bands from
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both radio and television, and afterwards followed by releasing their second single and video "Iss Tanhai Ko" shortly after.
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In February 2008, Imran Lodhi departed from the band to pursue further studies abroad. Lodhi was then replaced by former
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In February 2009, the band performed at the famed Rafi Peer Theatre, Peeru's Cafe to critical acclaim, in
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to the music industry with the release of their third music video, “Nazar”, released in August 2008.
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In December 2007, the band finally released their self-financed and self-produced album
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and continued to be widely regarded as one of the best live acts in the country.
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On July 15, the band attempts to get on television by auditioning for the show
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The Greatest Endorsement Aunty Disco Project is likely to receive...Ever!
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Zeb and Haniya with Aunty Disco Project! Live at The Forum Karachi!!
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along with pop duo Zeb and Haniya. The concert was held on the
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KARACHI: Shanakht Festival concludes on a positive note
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In August, Aunty Disco Project started to work on the
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On August 14, Aunty Disco Project headlined the first
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Studio album
Aunty Disco Project
Karachi
Pakistan
Genre
Alternative rock
indie rock
pop rock
Label
Producer
Aunty Disco Project
MTV Unplugged
Urdu
indie rock
Aunty Disco Project
Institute of Business Administration
Karachi
Sindh
indie rock
music industry
MTV Pakistan
Strings
Sajid & Zeeshan
Zeb and Haniya
The Musik
Karachi
Shanaakht Festival
independence day
Pakistan

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