Imran Momina

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Imran Momina, also known as Emu is a Pakistani pianist and composer, formerly a member of the band Fuzon.

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He has been playing since the age of 13. He then set up his own recording and mixing studio where jam sessions could be organised. This has grown into an audio and video unit used by some of his country's top musicians.

Fuzon's debut album Saagar was a great success. Emu has composed and recorded albums for a number of leading artists including Ali Haider and Najam Shiraz.

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