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“Somebody’s Son”: An ode to a mother
The song written in the memory of his late mother is part of his debut album, Vice Versa.
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Zarb: Of jazz and jugalbandis
Zarb, an event celebrating the fusion of jazz and classical music, took place at the Arts Council on June 13.
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War Rock: Musicians battle for glory
The War Rock battle of the bands enthralled audiences.
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Bringing down the house
Junaid Mumtaz undertook the task of playing and promoting Electronic Dance Music amidst friends in...
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Pakistan's Portuguese wonder: Magic fingers
Ralph D’Aranjo is not only an experienced guitarist, he is also a member of Pakistan’s tiny Portuguese community.
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Marsia and noha artists: Songs of sorrow
Being a musician doesn’t mean you’ll be making money. Getting recognised doesn’t necessarily equal getting paid.
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What happens when we run out of coke?
In the wake of Coke Studio’s tremendous success, the rest of Pakistani music industry has become a barren wasteland.
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Rohail Hyatt: Still vital
In many ways, Rohail’s personal journey parallels the transformations that Pakistani music has gone through.
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No Riot grrrl is Zoe Viccaji, just a Caramel and Fever voice on stage
From smooth jazz numbers to Strings covers, this new powerhouse performer takes PACC by storm.
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India takes a slice of the ‘Coke Studio’ pie
A breakdown of the artists that are going to feature on the show.
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Qayaas make their presence felt
A review of the rock band’s debut album Uss Paar.
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Rahat Fateh Ali Khan: Second time unlucky
Khan is caught in yet another imbroglio with the authorities but the music industry empathises with his plight.
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Khamoshi: Raging for rock
The band makes a comeback after six years, announces the release of its third album.
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The Strings theory is the right theory
The band performed live at the Beach Luxury Hotel.
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Adil Omar’s cloud soars high
Islamabad’s emerging rapper discusses his upcoming album.
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The second episode: A musical splendour
The fusions in ‘Coke Studio 4’ were an ultimate treat for fans.
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Knowledge Factory: Lahore’s got Talent
Knowledge Factory’s Open Mic Night launch was a hit with the audience.
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Music: Healing the soul
Music can help people deal with the stresses of modern life.
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Adnan Sami’s double trouble
After the confiscation of his property, the singer is not allowed to leave India.
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Graduating to mysticism
Ali Haider releases a music album after four years.
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Levi's music release
Young musicians are inspired by Strings in the Levi's Originals: Inspire campaign.
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Bol’s music: A surprising disappointment
Shoaib Mansoor’s latest venture fails to impress.
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Resuscitating the live act
Artists need to perform concerts to really connect with their fans.
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Rockstation: A welcome respite
Rockstation gave Karachi dwellers a reason to let loose and celebrate.
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Bilal Khan: The coming of age
The Express Tribune explores the inspiration behind Bilal Khan’s music and songwriting.
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Music: Rising from the underground
Musicians have found a haven in cafes for getting their sound heard.
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Ghazal night: The versatile maestro and the soothing aura of the mehfil
Fateh Ali Khan’s performances leave audience spellbound.
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Promoting talent: Students sing their hearts out
The competition aimed to showcase the talents of youngsters.
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Irtaash launches its album under the black, white sky
Formed in November 2001, the band became a big name in the local underground music scene.
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What to expect from ‘Coke Studio’ in India
Will the Indian counterpart of the hit music show make the cut?
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Soul-stirring music
Steven Tyler is inspired by the legendary sitar maestro Ravi Shankar - promises to come perform in India soon.
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Music stores: Going, going, gone
Just like video killed the radio star, the internet is killing music stores.
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Coke Studio to rock India
After great success in Pakistan, the popular music show is traversing borders.
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Music: Sounds in an empty room
Music can be used in education in two ways, the first is education in music and the second is music in education.
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It’s all about JoSH
The bhangra pop band is set to release their fourth album/
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Golden melodies
HOPE fundraiser musical night brings back nostalgic memories.
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Understanding the mind of Redhouse
An underground band that produces distinct original electronic music.
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Coke Studio Episode 1: Maestros and mishaps
Mizraab, Akhtar Chanal and Bilal Khan were the highlights of the episode.
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Rabbi Shergill out of Coke Studio 4
Due to a visa delay, Shergill's rushed recording fails to make it to Coke Studio.
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High on life: Bacchus and Barrister drop beat after beat
The disc-spinning duo kept the crowd asking for more.
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Pakistan’s music economy: The stalemate
The Express Tribune takes a closer look at the factors behind the dearth of new music in the country.
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Musical Evening: Fantastic fusion
Artists from Norway, India and Pakistan collaborated in an effort to encourage cultural exchange.
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Coke-troversy
What really happened between Amir Zaki and Coke Studio?
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Rohail Hyatt on Coke Studio’s Season 4
With the new season slated to go on air on May 22, The Express Tribune speaks to the man behind the hit show.
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With love from Bieber
First Step 2 Forever: My Story is an an account of Bieber's almost overnight rise to fame.
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Yasir and Jawad to lose vocalist
Wali Orakzai joins Pakistan Military Academy to seek a better future.
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An evening of Punjabi folk music and dance
Event was held in the beautifully illuminated lawn with fairy lights.
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King of Reggae still alive 30 years after death
Bob Marley is still revered the world over 30 years after his death.
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Zeb and Haniya to release new EP this fall
The duo talks about this new initiative and their plans for the future.
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Lahore's underground scene: Crumbling rock
Can Lahore’s rock bands emerge from the shadows?