Singer · Songwriter · Storyteller

THE SHAHAAN

From the airwaves of Pakistan to stages across the world — Shahaan Shaukat turns every song into a story. The debut EP SAFAR is out now.

SAFARTu MilaSubah Walay ChaarPyaar Ho GyaTu Hi HaiDoshHigh Ho GyaGuzarishTere Nain
SAFARTu MilaSubah Walay ChaarPyaar Ho GyaTu Hi HaiDoshHigh Ho GyaGuzarishTere Nain
سفرتو ملاصبح والے چارپیار ہو گیاتو ہی ہےدوشہائی ہو گیاگزارشتیرے نین
سفرتو ملاصبح والے چارپیار ہو گیاتو ہی ہےدوشہائی ہو گیاگزارشتیرے نین

The Story

From the mic that spoke to millions, to the voice that sings to them.

Before the stage, there was the studio booth. Since 2011, as RJ Shani on Pakistan's leading station Mast FM103, Shahaan Shaukat mastered the intimacy of a voice travelling through the dark — a computer scientist by degree, a self-declared “best bathroom singer” by destiny. Now based in Australia, he carries that same intimacy into his music: Urdu melodies with a rock soul, songs that feel like conversations you never wanted to end.

Lahore → Australia

Two homes, one sound

100K+ Views

Guzarish · Tere Nain

SAFAR

Debut EP — The Journey of a Dreamer

2011

The Voice of the Airwaves

Shahaan hosts his first radio program and becomes RJ Shani on Mast FM103, Pakistan's leading station — where his undergraduate mates first discover he can really sing.

2016

Tere Nain — The First Song

The first original composition is recorded. He holds it back — the perfectionist in him isn't satisfied yet.

2018

Takhleeq Studio & The Leap

Guzarish is recorded in Lahore. The same year, Shahaan packs his life into suitcases and moves to Australia.

The Debut

December — First Release

The Abrar-ul-Haq cover becomes his first official release with a music video — and the world finally hears the voice from the radio sing. Guzarish and Tere Nain follow, each crossing 100K views.

2022

Tu Mila — The Arrival

The original single releases worldwide — lyrics by Arshad Mahmood, music by Kashif Basheer.

2026

SAFAR — The Journey of a Dreamer

The debut EP. Seven tracks that carry the whole story — from a Lahore radio booth to stages under southern skies.