Atif Aslam Sing Live On Concert (Tera Hone Laga Hoon)
Posted by admin on 12 January, 2010
Atif Aslam sing Tera Hone Laga Hoon Live On Concert
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Pictures: Atif Aslam Dazzled Dubai on New Year Night 2010
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Download OST: Tere Liye by Mustafa Zahid (Roxen)
Posted by admin on 11 January, 2010
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Mustafa Zahid (Roxen Band)
Ost : Teray Liye
Music : Farrukh Abid & Shoaib Farrukh
Producer : Hamayun Saeed
Director : Babar Jawed
Video: Outlandish – Feels Like Saving the World [Live]
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Millennium jukebox: Hits of the decade
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Millennium jukebox
Millennium jukebox: Hits of the decade
Instep looks back at the decade that was in tune, one song from each year, the albums that led to several smash hits, the birth of new artists and the reinvention of pop-rock music…
By Maheen Sabeen
2000
Artist: Strings
Song: ‘Duur’
Album: Duur
It was the comeback of the decade. Imagine ’00s without Strings? Minus two of it’s original members – Rafiq Wazir Ali and Kareem Bashir – this was not one of those erratic, long overdue break-ups but an amicable one.
Strings returned as Bilal Maqsood (the boy who won millions of heart with the monster hit ‘Sar Kiye Ye Pahar’) and Faisal Kapadia (the guy who charmed us with ‘Aaj Din Bhar’) after eight years. And with this return, they shook things up in the music industry.
Video: Outlandish & Desmond Tutu – ‘Solo le pido a Dios’
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Peace with Pak: Breaking Bollywood’s sound barrier
Posted by admin on 8 January, 2010
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Peace with Pak: Breaking the sound barrier in Bollywood
Maheen Sabeeh
Pakistan, if the ‘50s were all about the queen of melody Nur Jehan, in the ‘60s and ‘70s a newer sound came into our filmi music with names like Ahmed Rushdi, Bangladeshi singing sensation Runa Laila and Sohail Rana ruling the soundboard. The turn for modern pop arrived in the ‘80s when Alamgir first introduced electric synthesizers to Pakistani pop and dekha na tha became an anthem for a new generation and heralded a whole new sound. The wave of disco pop gained steam with Mohammad Ali Shyhaki and reached its zenith with the magic of Nazia and Zoheb Hasan. We were all Disco deewane, so what if it was the Zia era and prohibition was heavily enforced?
All this while, as trends came and went, Ghazal maestro Mehdi Hasan remained extremely popular across the subcontinent.
