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The Sketches (band)
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'''The Sketches''' is a pioneer of Sufi [[folk rock]] from Jamshoro, Sindh, Pakistan, comprising two young musicians, lead vocalist Saif Samejo and guitarist Naeem Shah. 
Their motherland has always been a major inspiration which is portrayed in their work.
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They performed the song "Mandh" at Pakistan's most popular music show ''Coke Studio'' on 3 July 2011, among all the well known artists of the country. ‘Mandh’ means wine of love from ''Shah Latif’s works'' (famous Sufi saint) and Sur Kalyaan which means peace and tranquility. It was a fabulous and moving performance.{{
FactCitation needed|date=December 2011}} Lead vocalist Samejo calls it the biggest achievement of the band in short, whereas Express Tribune (partnership with ''The International Herald Tribune'') rates The Sketches: “Mandh Waai” 9/10. ’Recipes for jams’, an article across the border (India) also had them in the spotlight and listing this achievement of The Sketches as a key for others to learn from and emulate them.
Lastly, fans all over the world are ready for another release “Nind Nashe Wich” a debut song by The Sketches with Fahim Allan Fakir, son of [[Allan Fakir]]. 

Quote: “I think music is a mode of communication more effective and more expressive than words.”

==Sources==
* http://www.cokestudio.com.pk/Artist.aspx?artistId=95&SeasonId=4
*http://tribune.com.pk/story/202232/coke-studio-musical-voyage-through-various-languages/
*http://www.livemint.com/2011/07/15202621/Recipes-for-jams.html

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