Saif ul Malook

Saif ul Malook is a track from the album Jewels from the Sky, released on October 9, 2012. The composition features a collaboration between British multi-instrumentalist Daniel Bath and Pakistani tabla and percussion artist Shahbaz Hussain. The piece appears as the third track on the album and runs for four minutes and fifty-five seconds.

The album Jewels from the Sky was issued in digital media format. The work blends elements of Indian classical music with contemporary production techniques. Shahbaz Hussain contributes tabla and traditional percussion, while Daniel Bath provides instrumentation that includes the dilruba, a bowed string instrument, alongside electronic textures. The track title references Saif ul Malook, a legendary folk tale from the Punjab region of Pakistan, though the album does not explicitly narrate the story.

No label information is provided in the available context. The album’s reception and commercial performance remain undocumented in the given details. The tracklist, production credits, and additional session musicians—if any—are not specified beyond the two primary artists. The recording location, engineers, and mastering personnel are also not disclosed.