Stating earlier that he likes to explore different dynamics and dimensions when it comes to music, Aslam lived up to that promise. The brilliance with which he performed an improvised version of his own song “ Rabba Sacheya” proved why he’s one of the biggest superstars of the country. His latest performance in “Coke Studio” was yet another feather in his cap. Sindhi melodies needed such packaging and finally someone is doing justice to the folk tales that need to be heard by the world.Ītif Aslam gives his career best as a vocalistįrom winning a million hearts through “Aadat” to being one of South Asia’s most sought after rock stars Atif Aslam has really come of age. From the very first note of the timeless “Pere Pavandi Saan” (Bhittai’s Sindhi folk tale of Sassi Punno), you are taken on a voyage through the Indus river and its beautiful folk tales. He later on went to perform at Bhit Shah for Shah Abdul Latif Bhittai’s urs and since then has been enthralling audiences with his soulful vocals. “Even during half-time at school, I would sit in class and play beats on the tables,” says Tahir Mithu, who has been playing music since he was a child growing up in Kotri, Sindh. And the truth in his statement resonates in their soul stirring performance of this classic Sufi poetry of love and devotion. There were certain changes and effects but we have managed to preserve the original through all these years,” says Ayaz. “We have not changed since the time of our ancestors. I have now reached my dream but what is the next step, how do I improve from here?” says Khan.įareed Ayaz and Abu Muhammad radiated sheer confidence during their performance of Amir Khusrau’s kalaam “Khabram Raseeda” a song about sheer honesty and love for the beloved. Now, I am trying to explain why I am happy. “My earlier songs were very sad and I had explained why they were sad.
However, at the same time, the strong lyrical content and Khan’s control on the progression of the song reflect how he has matured as an artist. The raw, unfinished and simple structure of “Larho Mujhey”, Khan’s latest song for “Coke Studio”, tells a lot about the musical journey that he’s currently on. The Chakwal group’s expressions while singing tell you how much they love their work and the YouTube hits tell us how much people love them. Shafi’s voice, which now has a new dimension to a range of traditional and modern music, blends well to support the group’s very heavy vocals. In the villages and town centres of Potohar region, there are usually a group of 16 or more people who perform in the same manner in front of audiences that gather to watch them.
Chakwal group is a group of four men who stand and sing in chorus around a single dhol. One would be surprised to know that until the filing of this report the most trending song was Meesha Shafi and Chakwal group’s “Ishq Aap Bhi Awalla”. Kudos to “Coke Studio” for exporting our epic folklores to other countries and making everyone realise the importance of this cultural treasure. It is impossible not to enjoy and cherish the melodies that come right from our own soil every harmony is a reservoir of history, every chorus is unique and every stanza a holy verse.
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The trend continues in full swing with the second episode of “Coke Studio” season five. Have something to add to the story? Share in the comments below.From the days of Allan Faqeer’s “Teray Ishq Main” and Nazia Hassan’s “Pyar Diyan Gallan” to Saieen Zahoor and Noori’s “Ek Alif” and countless renditions of “Jugni”, folk melodies have always ruled the hearts of Pakistani audiences. Alan Faqir passed away on Jat a local hospital in Karachi.
He also received the Shah Abdul Latif Award, Shahbaz and Kandhkot Awards. His singing was already popular in Sindh, but the song Allah Allah Kar Bhayya with singer Muhammad Ali Shehki became his claim to fame in the mainstream.During his life, Allan Fakir sang many songs in Sindhi, Punjabi, Urdu, Seraiki and other languages.Īllan Faqir was awarded the Presidential Pride of Performance award in 1980 by the Government of Pakistan for his services to Sufi and folk music. Allan Fakir started his journey with a radio station in Hyderabad where he recited the poetry of Shah Abdul Latif Bhattai. Born in the village of Amri in Sindh,in 1932, Faqir belonged to the Mangrachi tribe. Not only was he known for his voice but the way he performed, from his appearance to how he took the stage, gave the crowd a euphoric experience. the voice of Alan Faqir, still resonates in the ears of fans.įaqir was an exceptional folk singer who mesmerised people through his sufi music. A Presidential Medal-winning folk singer with a distinct style in sufi music. Legendary folk singer, Allan Faqir was remembered today on his 20th death anniversary.
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