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Music is a very emotional way to communicate quickly with people’: ‘Yo Yo Honey Singh: Famous’ music supervisor Alick Sethi

The raw electronic sound that originated in clubs across the UK in the 90s had a way of sending energy pulsing through your body. You felt it in your muscles, you felt it in your bones — that need to thrum along, to tap your feet and move to the beat. Now, picture the same feeling but in response to the rhythmic clapping and free flowing notes of a qawwali, a form of Sufi Islamic devotional song that originated in India.

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