Music Machine

Music Machine specialises in the development and promotion of live music, music education and indust

Music Machine specialises in the development and promotion of live music, music education and industrial infrastructure at the grassroots level. Since 2010 MM has worked with many organisations including The Guitar School, True Brew Records and Rafi Peer Theater Workshop to create projects which further our aim of developing a thriving music industry in Pakistan.

06/01/2016

Amazing job! Shorbanoor .. It is Pure!

Panic Sleep Listen to Panic Sleep by shorba-noor on

07/10/2015

"Music Appreciation Workshop" October 9, 10 and 11.
Music Lovers! Lend us your ears! The Last Word in collaboration with Music Machine is proud to bring you the "Music appreciation workshop".
Designed to bring both musicians and listeners together, Former Poor Rich Boy band member and Music Machine's Raavail Sattar, will be hosting a 3-day workshop at The Last Word on the fundamentals of music, focusing on Melody, Harmony, Rhythm, Timbre and Dynamics. These sessions will encourage an overall understanding of music in every-day terms, ultimately equipping participants to better understand what music they may play or listen to. The workshop is aimed at any and all music-lovers who are keen to broaden their musical horizons.
The Music Appreciation workshop is to be held at TLW on October 9, 10 and 11.
Timings: 6.30 to 8.00 pm at a cost of Rs.1000/per participant. The maximum number of participants is 12, first-come/first-serve basis.
To RSVP:-
1) Please mail to confirm your seats at [email protected].
OR
2) Call 0423-5773141.

22/07/2015

Finally got around to collecting and uploading these photos, a big shout out to the guys at Plum Studioz for these images. I'd also like to again thank Rafi Peer Theatre Workshop for all they did to make this happen, the bands that played and everyone who attended and made this such a success. Thank you all!

Fat bird Shorbanoor Takatak Keeray Makoray Red Blood Cat

22/07/2015

20/06/2015

Read up, Shorbanoor in the news.

Six years after co-founding Pakistan’s most successful indie rock band Poor Rich Boy, Noor recently decided to part ways and go at it alone.

http://herald.dawn.com/news/1153169/one-hour-with-shehzad-noor