The potent relationship between Nusrat and Michael Brook reaches compelling emotional heights with the sequel to 'Mustt Mustt'.
A true classic. Nominated for a 1997 Grammy Award.
"A work of great beauty...an album for the ages, defying genre and solidifying Khan's stature as one of the world's pre-eminent singers." Billboard
A quite sensational slow-burner of an album ... Nusrats incredible vocal control and gift for wending his way round an evocative melody is bolstered by Brooks sensitive ambient, gently beat-based arrangements ... no-one deserves the extra exposure more than this peerless singer.
A work of great beauty ... an album for the ages, defying genre and solidifying Khans stature as one of the worlds pre-eminent singers.
Press review from: Billboard (USA)
Another potentially prophetic collaboration from the Real World studios.
Press review from: Q Magazine (UK)
..a unique combination of intricate East-meets-West guitar, sampled drumbeats, and rhythmic vocals the like of which youve never heard before...Night Song presents an incomparable voice in a challenging setting.
May 1996
Press review from: Keyboard Connections (UK)
The worlds best singer has a gag put in his mouth and delivers an ambient album that couldnt be smoother if it was silk.
18 December-1 January 1997
Press review from: Time Out (UK)
Night Song is an excellent sequel to Nusrats "pop" album Mustt Mustt.
May/June 1996
Press review from: Rhythm Music (USA)
Michael Brook is...an unmistakeably original producer who knows how to put a great vocal instrument into a stunning new context...this is a truly great record.
May 1996
Press review from: Folk Roots (UK)
..this collaboration demonstrates a distinct stroke of genius...a most intoxicating spiritually uplifting cross-cultural expression.
8-14 March 1996
Press review from: Los Angeles View (USA)
This collaboration with Michael Brook and his guitars provides the most natural complement to Nusrats harmonium-tabla drums formula, yet never overshadows the mystical power of his voice.
6 April 1996
Press review from: The Daily Telegraph (UK)
...Night Song is a Westerners dream of mysticism; the collaboration produces special, moody music.
17 March 1996
Press review from: The New York Times (USA)
Elegant and entrancing.
7 April 1996
Press review from: The Observer (UK)