Zeshan B: 'I think America is becoming more and more brown by the minute, which has everything to do with why we've seen the rise of white nationalism ... So 'Brown Power' consequently is about the social, political empowerment of black and brown people.'
Like Cooke, Gaye and Redding, Zeshan B also tackles the issues of the day through his music."Brown Power," the lead single from, is all about solidarity between historically oppressed minority groups. That parallel history is something that he says he has always heard as a common thread between Indo-Pakistani music and soul.
A kind of universal vision of equality comes out in your powerful anthem,"Brown Power." Tells us about this song which seems particularly relevant right now. So"Brown Power" consequently is about the social, political empowerment of black and brown people in America through empathy for one another. I think there's a nexus that just naturally exists between pretty much all melanistic people in this world, in that we at some point were colonized, enslaved or disenfranchised by a white power structure.
Once again, it goes back to brown power; it's that common strand of DNA. What is it that we have in common? It's that at some point we were colonized, enslaved, oppressed, disenfranchised. And consequently, the themes of Indo-Pakistani music as well as the themes of soul music of being down and out, of poverty, of urban despair, I've always found that those things really coincided with one another.
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