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So, the coke studio season 2 finally comes to an end. We all are going to miss the studio where the fusion happened and will desperately wait for the the third season to come (May Allah give long life to Rohail Hyatt). During the airing of the second season, we actively collected statistics and ran voting polls (10 days per poll) for each episode, so, we may figure out and also share with you the likenesses and dis likeness of the crowd about the the season.
The statistics and analysis are our own and must not be used anywhere else without prior permission. They do not represent the original statistics of the Coke Studio by the Cokestudio.com.pk {Read More…}
“Pakistani music industry has always been strong.
Coke Studio is the kind of exposure it needs
to gain more popularity and momentum.”
- Qurram Hussain
– Josh discuss Coke Studio, its impact on fans, artists and the industry at large
Maheen Sabeeh
Karachi
Instep Today: Let’s talk about the Coke Studio experience. How was it for both of you?
Qurram Hussain (Q): Everyone always knows that Coke Studio gives the artists a chance to break out of their usual style a bit, but really it’s Rohail and Umber’s comfortable attitude that makes it easy to experiment. When Rohail had discussed the project with us, he was open to any ideas we had for music and {Read More…}
Two more episodes than the previous season and nearly twice as many artistes from last time round, the sheer awe factor of the C-Studio 2 artistes is undeniable. You have to give credit to them for not only experimenting with their own numbers but tackling new ones, too. {Read More…}
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Lyrics: Noori – Sari Raat Jaaga
saari raat jaga re jaga re
lagey dil mai hara re hara re
khudh yeh khol na le yara re
tere il mai kon hai yara re
mery jan tune jana maine jana {Read More…}
In the fourth studio session, Coke Studio took us through an exploration of the beauty of the human spirit and brought forth the positive energy of music as it lifted our spirits, touched our hearts and strengthened our emotional and spiritual bonds. {Read More…}
The first two episodes of Coke Studio celebrated individuality and harmony. This week as the show returns with artists Ali Zafar, Zeb and Haniya with Javed Bashir, Noori, Josh and Atif Aslam, the third episode is called equality. Instep gives you a sneak peak…
By Maheen Sabeeh
Yaar Dhadee
Ali Zafar with Ali Hamza on banjo and Baqir Abbas on flute
Ustaad M Jumman’s ‘Yaar Dhadee’, which reminds one of our rural deserts, gets a resurrection that is stunning and surprising. It brings together Ali Zafar with Baqir Abbas and, one part of the Noori brothers, Ali Hamza alongside the Coke Studio house band.
“I chose ‘Yaar Dhadee’ because I wanted to introduce our youth to the great treasures of our music. The music of this soil and its people and make them realize what they’ve been missing out on. It’s my tribute to Jumman Khan. {Read More…}
Come and join us again in a fortnight, July 26th, as we continue to reflect the beauty of the human spirit. Feel the positive energy as music lifts our spirits, touches our hearts and strengthens our emotional and spiritual bonds.
- Coke Studio
Atif Aslam – Mai Ne Main Riaz Ali Khan – Bulleya Zeb and Haniya – Chup Josh & Shafqat Amanat Ali – Mahi Ve Noori – Saari Raat Jaga
A complete album done by Josh for a Bollywood movie called “Perfect Mismatch”.
Qurram Hussain (Q): Everyone always knows that Coke Studio gives the artists a chance to break out of their usual style a bit, but really it’s Rohail and Umber’s comfortable attitude that makes it easy to experiment. When Rohail had discussed the project with us, he was open to any ideas we had for music and 
Ustaad M Jumman’s ‘Yaar Dhadee’, which reminds one of our rural deserts, gets a resurrection that is stunning and surprising. It brings together Ali Zafar with Baqir Abbas and, one part of the Noori brothers, Ali Hamza alongside the Coke Studio house band.
