Bilal Maqsood, the founder of Strings, is putting his musical talents to good use by writing, composing, and singing eight Urdu nursery rhymes, focusing on a much younger, sweeter audience.
Peek Freans Gluco collaborated on the animated rhymes, which are available on YouTube. Maqsood stated that his primary goal was to deliver quality Urdu content to Pakistani children.
“Hello there, everyone! There are eight original Urdu nursery rhymes in this collection. The melodies I wrote, created, and sung in cooperation with Peek Freans Gluco are now available on YouTube “the singer captioned a photo on Instagram. He also stated that they will be available on all audio streaming platforms in the near future.
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Maqsood’s tweet included a video that included clips from the animated rhymes as well as his own vocals. His rhymes are interspersed with clips of him speaking to the crowd about his new endeavour.
“I created these rhymes in partnership with Peek Freans Gluco so that Pakistani youngsters have access to high-quality Urdu content,” he says in the video. “These rhymes will be available on YouTube and other streaming platforms,” he said, pointing to his YouTube channel via the link in his bio.
This appears to be a cute project that kids will enjoy and learn from, and it has garnered a lot of positive feedback from parents in the comments section of his Instagram post.
