Mahmood Khan still tops Australian iTune Charts
By Shahab Ansari
October 26, 2020
LAHORE:You are sure to create a hit song when you correctly diffuse elements and talents like Australian hit maker Mahmood Khan, still reigning No.1 on Australian iTune Charts.
Mahmood Khan is a Pakistan born Australian singer-songwriter. His last 6 singles have gone to the top of the charts and recently released album with the Willoughby Symphony Orchestra went number 1 on the Billboard Classical crossover charts. Mahmood's current Australian video singles 'Jagamarra', a tribute to Aboriginal Australia, and 'Go on' are currently running on the Foxtel Arts channel. Back in 2009 he scored a Number 1 spot on the ARIA charts with his song “Like the river” recorded live at Sydney Opera House.
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