Adeel 'Haniya' Chaudhry sprouted on the music scene somewhere between late 2005 and early 2006. With his highlighted hair, a love for chunky metal, shades and the works, Adeel from day one fitted the bill of a pop star in the making. The debut single from this young lad was indeed promising. Drawing influences from techno and house fused with pop, the single sounded fresh for an industry that has suffered tremendously due to saturated pop (or lack of it) and dark brooding rock that is all over the place.
Adeel's entry in the music scene seemed interesting enough. 'Meray Haniya' is cheesy, no doubt. But it has that same dance feel to it that previously one has heard from Omer Inayat with 'Tenu Ley Kay Jaana (You've Got Something)' as well as bands like Bombay Rockers. he single was a sign of what his debut record, Koi Chehra would contain. t is a record that is filled with juicy eclectic numbers and is heavily influenced by dance-pop as well as soft pop.
Koi Chehra thematically is a love album. There is falling in love; heartbreak, missing a beloved in all its glory. It is easy to split this album in two sections: (a) dance-pop and (b) soft pop. And no, this is not the same dance-pop as Madonna but more like N Sync, a little bit of Britney Spears and a déjà vu of Atif Aslam from his days of Doorie remixes.
Originally studying to become a dentist, this multitalented young man followed his heart and has achieved instant success in the sub-continent. To read about his future plans and how he started his very successful journey, click Here .
Adeel's entry in the music scene seemed interesting enough. 'Meray Haniya' is cheesy, no doubt. But it has that same dance feel to it that previously one has heard from Omer Inayat with 'Tenu Ley Kay Jaana (You've Got Something)' as well as bands like Bombay Rockers. he single was a sign of what his debut record, Koi Chehra would contain. t is a record that is filled with juicy eclectic numbers and is heavily influenced by dance-pop as well as soft pop.
Koi Chehra thematically is a love album. There is falling in love; heartbreak, missing a beloved in all its glory. It is easy to split this album in two sections: (a) dance-pop and (b) soft pop. And no, this is not the same dance-pop as Madonna but more like N Sync, a little bit of Britney Spears and a déjà vu of Atif Aslam from his days of Doorie remixes.
Originally studying to become a dentist, this multitalented young man followed his heart and has achieved instant success in the sub-continent. To read about his future plans and how he started his very successful journey, click Here .
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