India’s ‘Coke Studio’ raises the bar with new season
First two episodes eclipse the entire fifth season of its Pakistani counterpart.
First two episodes eclipse the entire fifth season of its Pakistani counterpart.
Rohail Hyatt saved the better numbers for the final episode of season five.
The recent episode gives listener three tracks they are bound to remember.
Indians choose use their talent to create purely popular music, because that is what they are paid big money for.
Musician Hamayoon Khan discusses the state of the Pashto music industry.
Atif Aslam, Bilal Khan and Meesha Shafi make a comeback. New artists include SYMT, Overload, Tahir Mithu.
The one performer that stood out for quiet sex appeal and sophisticated cool was Bilal Khan.
How “Coke Studio @ MTV” ventures into qawwali, compared to Pakistan’s version.
India’s version of ‘Akhian’ disappoints the song’s original composers — Fuzon’s Emu and Shallum Xavier.
I hate that Coke Studio is so awesome, I find myself feeling unutterably guilty as I sip on Pepsi while writing this.
Featured artists share their inspirations, perspectives and experiences.
Pakistani artists will slowly fade away from the country’s pop music scene, says Sajjad Ali.
