the eighth season of the Pakistani music studio Coke Studio aired on August 16, 2015 and aired on October 4, 2015. Weekly episode broadcasts every Sunday in various channels across Pakistan. This season is revived with the The Sound of Nation tagline.
Producers debut season 7, Strings duo and regular producer Coca-Cola, continue their journey as producers this season. Previously, rumors were made that Rohail Hyatt would return as a producer this season but he denied rumors saying "Just for the record, I do not produce next season Coke Studio Pakistan (2015)....... want to produce my Coke Studio season 7 someday, I hope this can eliminate any confusion ".
The main bassist, Khalid Khan, was expelled from season 8 due to cervical pain; he was replaced by Kamran 'Mannu' Zafar. This season featured seven episodes consisting of thirty-one artists, thirteen musicians and twenty-eight songs.
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Here is a list of thirty-one featured artists, including six bands, who will perform as individuals, duo and with a choir:
Supporting vocalist
For season 8, here is a list of backing vocalists who serve vocal harmony with the main vocalist. Sara Haider and Rachel returned to season 8 as supporting performers, with Sara also featured as a leading artist.
- Momin Durrani
- Rachel Viccaji
- Sara Haider
Musician
Almost all Musician House Bands returned to season 8 except Khalid Khan who left the show due to health problems and was replaced by Kamran Mannu Zafar, while pianist Jaffar Zaidi from Kavish also served as lead vocalist for the first time. Only Sajid Ali is returning as a guest musician for this season. Here is a list of musicians:
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Episode
Initial promo
On August 4, 2015, special awards for Sohail Rana and Masroor Anwar were presented by reproducing their patriotic song "Sohni Dharti" as part of the 68th Independence Day of Pakistan. The season also released a promo with awards under the tagline 'Celebrating Independence'. "Sohni Dharti" featured all the artists scheduled to line up for the season. The launch of promos and tributes was met with tremendous reception from around the world. "Sohni Dharti" became viral with within 24 hours of release, gaining wide recognition. The song is stated as "the best of what ever Coke Studio has to offer".
Regular track
The Eight seasons are broadcast on the following channels and radio stations in Pakistan. Each episode airs on a Sunday on television but is digitally released before the actual on-air date.
Television
- All show local times (PST/UTC 5).
Radio
Reception
Season 8 became one of the most successful seasons of all time, earning the title of "Best of Coke Studio ever Offered". Many songs made headlines of newspapers and media outlets including Atif Aslam's praise of the popular qawali "Tajdare Haram" in recognition of its original performers, Sabri Brothers. The performance received a very positive response and the song earned more than 36 million views on YouTube. Despite the critical success of many media and viewers praising the original version by Sabri and criticizing Atif's words on the song, Amjad Sabri, son of Ghulam Farid Sabri said, "I really like how the music is organized." Atif does not do it badly. train a little more, as long as the essence remains untouched, there is no danger. "He further said," it is honest praise for his father and uncle ". Imane Babar Wahedi from Express Tribune declared Nabeel Shaukat Ali's song "Bewajah" the best production of Coke Studio so far. He said: "The composition and sound quality of Nabeel Ali is the backbone of the song, his remarkable vocals really make goosebumps.Haider Ali's guitar riff on the keyboard completes the composition very well."
Episode two is the most successful episode. Ali Zafar marked his performance with "Rockstar" (the only original song in episode 2), after six years of gap from the show. The song has been critically acclaimed for its variations in vocals, jazzy songs and lyrical freedom and is praised by many celebrities and media personalities including Hritik Roshan, Mahira Khan, Fahad Mustafa, Imran Khan and Adnan Sami. About the success of "Rockstar" Ali stated that, "I partly lead the life of rockstar that I love." He explains that, "The lyrics of the song remind me of how I used to look at rockstars when I was a kid, there is an aspect of arrogance and arrogance of 'Rockstar' which requires me to be more animated." The folk song "Sammi Meri Waar" by Umair Jaswal and QB is strongly criticized for poor coordination and attendance. The duo is called "highly photogenic" and the media outlet criticized Coke Studio's first negotiations with folk songs. The hit song Tufail Niazi "Chirya Da Chamba" by Surriya Khanam and Anwar Maqsood is praised for the beautiful music, compositions and narration of the letters by Maqsood. It was stated that the song "creates an unforgettable experience for the audience."
The third episode marked the debut of singer Pakhtun Gul Panra at Lollywood, who sang the Persian duet "Man Aamadeh Am" with Atif Aslam. The song became viral and was watched over 37,000 times in five hours. Panra received a very positive recognition and recognition in his debut in season eight. Arif Lohar "Rung Jindri" was also greeted with a positive response. The News Tribe wrote "his [Arif Lohar] song lifted Coke Studio to another peak of fame."
The fourth episode was also reviewed positively, Ali Raj of The Express Tribune gave three and a half stars out of five by saying, "This episode reflects the good, the bad and the most bad of the approach that seems here to stay. "
Episode five also garnered positive reviews. The release of the song Ali Azmat "Rangeela" is widely praised The second song of the episode "Hina Ki kushboo" by Samra Khan and Asim Azhar, with a fusion of qawali Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan "Kina Sona Tenu" which is intended as a tribute to Noor Jahan received mixed with positive reception of media outlets.
Episode six saw the third appearance of Atif Aslam singing the Marwari duet "Kadi Ao Ni" with folk singer Mai Dhai. Singer Shazia Manzoor appeared in CS for the first time singing qawali songs with duo Rizwan & amp; Muazzam. Fiza Javed who briefly appeared in season one of Pakistan Idol appeared first on national television with singer Mulazim Hussain performing a duet of Reshma "Meri Hamjoliyaan". The episode ends with "Jiya Karay" by Ali Haider and Sara Raza Khan. Haider also appeared on CS and television after a long pause.
The seventh episode marks the end of the season and the reception is very positive. Especially the appearance of Farida Khanum is the culmination of the episode. Khanum appeared on the national television screen after a significant gap. In the final episode he sings his most popular ghazal "Aaj Jaane Ki Zid Na Karo". Strings even thanked him at the opening song monologue saying, "We want to thank Farida Khanum Sahiba for accepting our request and encouraging Coke Studio with her presence." ARY News praised the speech. , "Finally the reason to watch Coke Studio: Farida Khanum singing 'Aaj Jane Ki Zidd Na Karo'." In addition to Khanum, Ali Zafar's third appearance to sing "Aj Din Vehre Vich" originally written by Shahnawaz Zaidi received a positive review The Nation wrote, "With this season's Coke Studio, Ali has proven that he is a he has composed various types of characters in his film across the border, in his music as well as Ali has reaffirmed his versatility like no other artist from his generation, which is widely featured in Coke Studio. "Other songs by Alycia Dias, Malang and Siege parties are also touted.
See also
- Coke Studio (India)
Footnote
References
External links
- Official website
- Coke Studio on IMDb
- Coke Studio on Google Play
- Coke Studio in SoundCloud
- Coke Studio in Vimeo
- Online String
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