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Junoon: Twenty years gone by
US-based Junoonis Salman Ahmad and Brian O’Connell discuss their journey as iconic contemporary-Sufi musicians.
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The enduring spirit of jazz
The Ari Roland Jazz Quartet recount their experience in Pakistan.
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Pop music: Blur the line
Local artists explain how pop music transcends boundaries.
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Rio opens world’s biggest music festival
About 100,000 people turned out in Brazil for the start of the world’s biggest music festival, Rock in Rio.
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Bruno Mars: Sing the night away
Bruno Mars sings for Breaking Dawn soundtrack.
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A rendezvous with Meesha Shafi
The singer-cum-actor on her career and letting the chips fall where they may.
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With best wishes, from R.E.M
After years of rocking out, the alt rock pioneers ‘call it a day’ as a band.
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Maqbool Ahmed Sabri: Saying goodbye
With the demise of renowned qawwal Maqbool Ahmed Sabri, all eyes are on his nephew Amjad Sabri.
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Obituary: Maqbool Sabri of Sabri Brothers passes away
Sabri, younger brother to Ghulam Fareed Sabri was a cardiac patient and was seeking treatment in South Africa.
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Copyright infringement: When money and ethics collide
EMI Pakistan and ARY Musik sort out a copyrights fiasco.
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Super Heavy: Mick Jagger’s motley crew
The first single off the album, “Miracle Worker,” went on sale online on July 7.
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Ari Roland Jazz Quartet: Anthems of friendship
The Ari Roland Jazz Quartet performs alongside Fuzon as part of a cultural exchange programme.
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Pearl Jam: Rock docs
Pearl Jam, Crowe recall favourite music documentaries.
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Sajid and Zeeshan: Living in limbo
Sajid and Zeeshan’s album has been delayed again.
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American jazz group to perform with Fuzon
Group will perform a "friendship song" being co-composed by Ari Roland and Fuzon.
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'Dil Mein Tum': Bunny in the limelight
The ‘Dil Mein Tum’ singer is back to charm listeners with his romantic numbers.
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Musical covers: A disturbing trend?
Why more and more local artists prefer covers as a launch pad.
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Club Caramel melts Islamabad
The band discusses the local music scene and their upcoming projects.
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An exciting evening with special musicians
PNCA organises a musical night with special people.
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Laal: (Don’t) Express yourself
Singer Taimur Rahman talks about the informal ban placed on the video of their latest single “Jhoot Ka Uncha Sar”,
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Strings’ joyride to India
Pakistani pop band shares details of their ‘spontaneous’ trip to Mumbai.
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Farhan leaves Jal
Band splits once again as another vocalist, after Atif Aslam, calls it quits.
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David Guetta: I’m not a star
Guetta's album sales run in the millions worldwide and he has worked with the biggest names in rap and R&B.
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Boyz to men
They’re far from the new kids on the block that they were in the 90s, but the boys are better than ever.
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Amy Winehouse: A star even in death
Winehouse album set UK chart records posthumously.
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Farhan Saeed covers ‘Yeh Jo Halka Halka Suroor Hai’
The qawwali has a pop feel and has been arranged and produced by Saad Sultan at the Sidereel Studios.
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Emu to launch Emix records
Independent record labels in Pakistan are necessary to challenge the monopoly of those owned by television channels.
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Atif considers collaboration with international artists
Pakistani pop singer to hopes to work with Coldplay, Jimmy Page and John Mayer.
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Toxicology report: Amy Winehouse was 'clean' when she died
Winehouse, with history of drug and alcohol abuse, had alcohol but no illegal substances in her system when she died.
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Making beautiful music from recycled junk
It’s all junk — until it’s not.
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Jugni Nachdi Ay: Lohar in Lollywood
Syed Noor’s Jugni Nachdi Ay is Arif Lohar’s comeback to the big screen.
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‘Awal Allah’: The Sketches return
The Sufi pop band releases its new track ‘Awal Allah’, which is a hamd by Shah Abdul Latif Bhittai.
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Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan’s legacy remains
The soultouching singer was an icon whose music resonates in qawwali evenings.
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‘Ol Rock’ refreshes 90s pop
The musical show includes singers performing on old Pakistani pop songs.
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Mourning fans mark Elvis Presley's 34th death anniversary
Elvis changed the façade of the audience's perception of Afro-American music.
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Revisiting the national anthem
Musicians explore the highs and lows of Pakistan’s patriotic numbers.
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‘Shine’- ‘finding life in the midst of it all’
Amy Yanick and Adil Omar discuss their latest track ‘Shine’.
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Eid: Will artists cash in on the occasion?
What musicians think about releasing albums or singles on Eid.
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Uth Jawana: Mixing politics with music
Soch’s ‘Uth Jawana’ is being featured as part of Imran Khan’s political campaign.
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The Sonic Peacemakers: Maestros to unite
Atif Aslam and Rahat Fateh Ali Khan will collaborate on a new track.
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Finding classical sur in modern music
Classical singing has its roots in Hindustani music and is representative of the sub-continental culture.
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Quratulain Balouch: Entering the murky waters of the music industry
Is Quratulain Balouch the next female pop sensation?
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‘Coke Studio 4’: Who had the look?
The one performer that stood out for quiet sex appeal and sophisticated cool was Bilal Khan.
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The family connection
For newcomers in the music industry, being related to an already established artist is a double-edged sword.
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Ambient sound and medical precision come together
Bashir and the Pied Pipers, a fusion of Karachi and Islamabad.
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Coke Studio @ MTV: ‘Kangna’ vs ‘Hamein To Loot Liya”
How “Coke Studio @ MTV” ventures into qawwali, compared to Pakistan’s version.
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Fuzon bashes ‘Coke Studio @ MTV’
India’s version of ‘Akhian’ disappoints the song’s original composers — Fuzon’s Emu and Shallum Xavier.
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Future plans: An update on Strings
Strings is currently working on two new songs – “Tum Hi To Ho” and “Goli Maray”.
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Laal’s ‘Jhoot Ka Uncha Sar’
The band’s new video is a satirical take on Pakistani society.
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Another Khan in the making
Rahat Fateh Ali Khan’s son marks his debut as a live singer.