Haroon shares an adorable throwback image with Junaid Jamshed, Ali Azmat

Songwriter Haroon has shared an adorable picture of Pakistan’s three biggest bands showing off their charming looks in one frame.

Taking to Instagram, the singer said: “Awaz, Junoon and Vital Signs in one photo. The lead singers for all three iconic bands. Not many know this but both @aliazmatofficial and @j.junaidjamshed are/were good friends.

I’ve known Ali Azmat since his Jupiter days. He and I were even flat mates for a while in Karachi back in the day.”

Talking about collaborating songs with Ali Azmat, Haroon said, “Baba Bandook for @burka.avenger and then later Tayyar Hain. Ali is one of the funniest guys I know. Always makes me laugh like crazy.”

Mentioning the late role model Junaid Jamshed, Haroon said that they had toured the world together and performed all over Pakistan.

“We launched an album together for Pepsi. JJ and I spent hours and hours talking on flights and cars and tour buses and became very close. Junaid would still come and visit me in my studio after he had quit music,” he said.

“He sent me a beautiful text from Mecca saying he prayed for me weeks before he tragically died in the plane crash.”

The singer added that Vital Signs played a significant and “very helpful role for Awaz in the early stages of our career. Always grateful for that.”

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Awaz, Junoon and Vital Signs in one photo. The lead singers for all three iconic bands. Not many know this but both @aliazmatofficial and @j.junaidjamshed are/ were good friends. I’ve known Ali Azmat since his Jupiter days. He and I were even flat mates for a while in Karachi back in the day. We even did a song together Baba Bandook for @burka.avenger and then later Tayyar Hain. Ali is one of the funniest guys I know. Always makes me laugh like crazy. The late great Junaid Jamshed and I toured the whole world together including performing concerts all over Pakistan in the remotest of cities. We launched an album together for Pepsi. JJ and I spent hours and hours talking on flights and cars and tour buses and became very close. Junaid would still come and visit me in my studio after he had quit music. He sent me a beautiful text from Mecca saying he prayed for me weeks before he tragically died in the plane crash 😢. All of the Vital Signs, Rohail, @shahi_hasan and Junaid played a significant and very helpful role for Awaz in the early stages of our career. Always grateful for that. ❤️ photo credit by the incredible creative @tapujaveri

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A post shared by Haroon Official (@haroonworld) on Apr 20, 2020 at 3:43am PDT