Coke Studio Season 12 Episode 3 Reactions
Coke Studio will release the Third Episode of Season 12 featuring Billo by Abrar Ul Haq, Saiyaan from Shuja Haider and Rachel Viccaji and Roshe by Zeb Bangash. This episode of Season 12 Coke will air on October 25, 2019.
Abrar Ul Haq will appear this season in the whirlwind of rap and Bhangra, opening the door to the past by remaking the legendary song that began his musical career: Billo appeared in 1995 and conquered the country before the storm with strange lyrics about adoration of a young man for his billo. A girl who is famous for her beauty and whose house really wants to be visited by that young man. The young man expressed his intention to bring the marriage procession to his home and win it as a bride, condemning anyone and everything that hindered this persecution.
For Abrar Billo, that song changed everything. This brought him overnight fame, turning hobby music into a lifetime of vocation. Abrar wanted to make this visit in the past, to restore that memory with melody, rhythm, and instruments that now fill world music. Broadcast Coke Studios by Billo remains loyal to the nostalgia of the song and provides a space for listeners to experience the moment when Bhangra-Pop revived the Pakistani music channel.
"Music is spiritual, comes from humans, sound can have a strong influence, it is something that you feel in music, you will hear something and get goosebumps, and if you are sad, a song can lift your spirits. This kind of medicine, can create feeling nostalgic and having a spiritual side that brings you closer to God ... Music has something extraordinary, "said Abrar Ul Haq.
Now i can't wait to Listen this one of the best rap Bhangara song i can feel the goosebumps just thinking of it. I bet this going to be one of the biggest hits of Coke Studio history because this is BILLO and we all know how much we Pakistani's love Abrar's Billo.
SO FINGERS CROSSED... !!!
Shuja Haider worked with Rachel Viccaji in Saiyaan, a Punjabi ballad that began in the majestic Lollywood of the 1960s and 1970s. The song is full of Punjabi metaphors and shows a blunt lover who improvises with a passionate request and asks them to come back. The sadness of the lyrics is juxtaposed with the almost pleasant arrangement of music and illustrates the tension between the two characters in the song. The time-consuming subject of love, wrapped in visual metaphors inspired by Punjabi folklore, is stacked on top of compositions that refer to music from the Golden Age of the Pakistani film industry. The singers export ode to artists in the past and create their voices throughout.
Who knows If I can't make music, I can't do anything. What would I imagine I did not have formal education? Where will I work? What will i do? Music is the biggest blessing in my life, music has given me everything, "Shuja Hyder said
"Music is life Everything around you is music On a busy road or on a quiet roof, if you listen carefully, you hear various elements of sound and they all have connections with each other, there is always music around you We may be jealous in birds, it sounds very good, people might want to handle these sounds, so they say we create our own music, someone starts singing and then someone starts playing the drum and that's music, Rachel Viccaji said.
Zeb Bangash returns to Coke Studio with Kashmiri ode to loss: Roshe. The song caught the attention of the Web when it found a video version of Ali Sayfuddin on YouTube. For Zeb, it was a happy result of studying the music of Kashmir that was destroyed when he met a group of Kashmiri students in Delhi who asked them to bring a song in their native language. Nearly four years ago, the process of working with band member Zayn Ali on the song that introduced him to Coke Studio this season began.
For Zeb, this is an attempt to believe the fate of a song - that it must happen when the time comes and the world is ready for it. The song is about love and loss; His poems were written by Kashmiri poets, Mahjoor, who lived in the early 20th century. Mahjoore was very inspired by the poems of the last Empress Kashmiri Habba Khatoon - whose own poetry was used in the choir of this song. Roshe Show from Coke Studio provides an atmospheric space to reflect the poetic themes of nostalgia and separation. Zeb summed up the melancholy of the song and felt voiced when he used a new language for his repertoire, with the precision with which he was known.
"I decided to make music professionally when I saw how to connect with people, it's a pleasant feeling that you can move people, you can talk to them, they sing a song and someone is connected to it. And you don't even know about it, it's amazing to me, it has a relationship of its own that sings my voice, "said Zeba Bangash
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