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Pakistani music producer Xulfi celebrated the inclusion of Coke Studio’s “Peechay Hutt” in Netflix’s new dance comedy Best of the Best. Released in 2022, the track features Hasan Raheem and Justin Bibis, with production by Talal Qureshi. Xulfi said the song’s international exposure represents Pakistani culture and music on a wider global stage. Read More…
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Pakistani singer Atif Aslam has weighed in on the differences between Coke Studio Pakistan and its Indian counterpart, saying the Pakistani version has more “jaadoo” or magic. Speaking to Mirchi UAE, he praised compositions on both sides but said Indian productions rely more heavily on commercialism, while Pakistan’s platform preserves musical rawness and originality. Aslam, who recently returned with a new album after a long break, has also enjoyed major success in Bollywood. Read More…
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Coke Studio is going live for the first time ever and it has singers from two season 14 hits, ‘Pasoori’ and ‘Peechay Hutt’, on board. According to the reports, Ali Sethi, Shae Gill, Hasan Raheem, and the Justin Bibis would be performing live in Dubai on October 14. On Thursday, Sethi shared the poster for the currently finalised artists. The vent is taking place at the Coca-Cola Arena. Read More…
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A video of Naseebo Lal’s son Muraad Hussain singing her track “Tu Jhoom” from Coke Studio season 14 went viral on social media. The video was first published by musician Arbaz Khan on his official Instagram handle, in which the young Murad Hussain is singing “Tu Jhoom” from Coke Studio season 14 by Abida Parveen and his mother Naseebo Lal. The video immediately went viral and public poured immense love for the young artis. Read More…
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Coke Studio season 14 opened with the banger 'Tu Jhoom' and gave the "real magic" in the form of diversity and musical mashup. The show producers infiltrated bhangra and "desi traditions" into SOCH The Band's "mellow" six-year-old song 'Neray Neray Vas' and turned it into a groovy Punjabi number for the latest Coke Studio release. "You know when you spot someone across the room, and at that moment you realize it’s on? This is the song for that," interprets the team. Read More…
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Author and sociologist Nida Kirmani shared her perspective on privilege and rap on Twitter that provoked debate by many music and Coke Studio fans. The activist wrote that "rap is an art form of the marginalized and Faris Shafi being an elitist should leave it". She also claimed that most members of the music, literature, and TV/film fraternities were from the Punjabi elite. Read More…
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Coke Studio producer Zulfiqar J Khan, popularly known as Xulfi, has renounced claims made by Nirmala Maghani for stealing her work. She alleged that Coke Studio season 14’s hit 'Tu Jhoom' was a copy of a vocal sample she sent to him. Xulfi stated that his work "is not borrowed or without credit". "I produce and collaborate in the spirit of inclusivity and my work with Coke Studio holds the same philosophy," he said in an official statement. Read More…
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