CokeStudio 10 – Episode 7, Season Finale

Previous Episode reviews - 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 Tera Naam - Trust Sajjad ali to give a geet, a ghazal-sue turn and make us go all of us gooey. A Very well presented song that has a lot of love wrapped. There is a very 1980s-sque sound to the song in the way that …

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CokeStudio10 – Episode6

Reviews for previous episodes from this season here -> 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 Mast kalandar mast - I cannot understand what's going on with the producers of the studio. They choose the best of songs for a 'tribute' and then botch the tribute with their touch of inefficiency. You do feel sad when good people …

CokeStudio10 Episode 2

You can read my thoughts on Episode 1 here Tinak Dhin - by Ali Hamza, Ali Sethi & Waqar Ehsin start things off with such a promise that you feel the studio will come down on its knees and then try to do floor snake dance but call it confused composition or the unnecessary addition of Waqar, the song …

CokeStudio Season 8 round-up #CokeStudio8

You can find my earlier post on the 10 best songs of CokeStudio Season 8 here. And if you don't want to read this long post, simply click the playlist below. Simple that way. Thanks a lot Ankit bhai for putting the playlist together. Here is the list of all songs I liked from this …

#CokeStudio8 – Episode 7 Review

Previous Episodes review here – 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 Armaan -  With the powerhouse performance in Khari neem in their bag, It was hardly a surprise to see Siege get another song.  Alycia Dias gave them company this time round though. A resurrection of sorts of their old song, Siege is on the top …

Review – CokeStudio Season 8, Episode 4 #CokeStudio8

Episode 1 review here, Episode 2 here, Episode 3 here Rabba Ho - Trust Strings of season 8 to have a million variation in a song that is less than 7 mins. So far it has worked and this song here is no different. Mulazim Hussain reminds me of Sonu nigam and with all the …

CokeStudio Pakistan Season 8, Episode 2 #CokeStudio8 #Review

You can read the review of Episode 1 here The traditional cover of ‘Sakal Bann’ by Rizwan-Muazzam is powerful, solid and melodious. The houseband has played its part very well and they are ably assisted by super backups from the Qawwal group. Muazzam ali khan looks like a man possessed and sounds exactly how the …