Khan FM
Pakistani influencer
Khan FM (born Faraz Khan) is a Dubai-born singer-songwriter, and lead vocalist and one of three guitarists for the Dubai-based rock band, Chronicles of Khan. He has also released music under the name Sound of Nomads & is currently leading Artist & Label Partnerships in South Asian emerging markets for Spotify.
Early life and career
Khan FM started his career as a TV presenter for music videos and artists from South Asia. After working on various music festivals, concerts in his early twenties, he worked for Red Bull Music as a Culture Marketing Manager.
Khan is also known for his contribution to Pakistani Music during the early to mid-2000's as a presenter & producer for a television music show called ‘Rock On’ which aired on the ARY Digital Network. Khan played a vital role in introducing bands like Entity Paradigm, Call, Roxen, Jal, Aaroh, and Mekaal Hassan Band to wider audiences via the music show he hosted on a global TV station.
He formed his band Chronicles of Khan in 2018. Khan has also played a pivotal role in promoting Coke Studio Season 14 on Spotify. He was also one of the speakers at Spotify's First Master class for Artist Community of Pakistan.
Chronicles of Khan
Chronicles of Khan was created as a solo outlet for Khan to move away from his then underground band Universal Rogue.
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