Language : Poorbi

Ayesha Omar connects with the basics this Season with ‘Laage Re Nain’. Based on the early evening raag Bhopali, the song’s composition has manifested in the form of an easy listening experience with a chilled out vibe and a catchy tune – making it a song that’s quick to bob your head to. A raag that she had learnt at the age of 9, Ayesha feels that this experience now transports her to her childhood, as this was one of the earliest raags she had learnt. Composed in the ancient sub-continental language of Poorbi, the verses speak of classic love, mirroring the restlessness that comes with being in love across distance. While the yearning does tug at the heart, the experience in this song is not one of sadness, it is a celebration of being in love and fully experiencing all the feelings associated with the state in true bliss. While the lyrics are reminiscent of folklore, the verses thematically express the perpetual state of search we find ourselves in while all along the way; the true voice of Love is within. While the overall composition stems from Eastern Classical origins, the feel of the song finds itself well placed with the mountain music of Nepal – a connect that begs to dive in further to discover the harmony with the Zen of Buddhist musical influences. The groovy sunshine feel of the song, performed by the band in Serbia, meets influences from Nepal such as the Flute coupled with the calming quality of bells.

Laage Re Nain - Ayesha Omar - Coke Studio - Season 6 - Episode 2

Habib Jalib was critical of the role of religious preachers in Pakistan. He understood that many of them actually facilitated the continued exploitation of the people by the feudal lords and thus held the country back. The poem 'Maulana' makes fun of the preacher and questions his moral authority to dictate to the masses. The poem was revolutionary when written and still retains its sting today. This song is performed by the Laal band.

Laal - Maulana

An outstanding masterpiece from Pandit Ajay Chakrabarty & Parveen Sulatana.  

Aan Milo Sajna

Super-hit song of the nineties.Lyrics by Sabir Zafar,composed by Arshad Mehmud.Originally recorded for Pakistan's first ever Popular music show ''MUSIC CHANNEL.''Sadaf also hosted this show.Soulful rendition....evoking musical bliss!

Hum Aisay Bhoolnay Walay Nahein Thei

Edited and Recorded by Murtaza Arshad Butt

Hum Ke Thehre Ajnabi Itane Madaaraaton Ke Baad by Ali Sethi

Bedari (Pakistani Film Soundtrack)

Aao Bacho Sair Karain

Dholna

Koi diya rahat fateh ali khan & fariha pervaiz.

ishq |  Ali Sethi

This Ramadan, during the lockdown and difficult times, we find hope through this beautifully written Qaseeda E Burdah Shareef by the Sufi Mystic, Imam al-Busiri of Egypt. 
Inke khubsurat kalaam ke saath ek choti si koshish hamari us Aaqa ki muhabbat main jiske liye in do jahan ki takhleeq hui <3

Vocals & Harmonies by: Saad Ali Khan, Waqar Hussain & Ashhal Haider Khan
Guitars: Zain Siddiqui
Ambience: Rafay Siddiqui
Bass Guitar: Chandan Pirzada
Produced by: Zain Siddiqui
Mixed & Mastered by: Sinnan Fazwani
Darvesh Calligraphy: Bilal Maqsood (Strings)

Darvesh - Qaseeda Burdah Shareef

Copyrights and Other rights reserved with Sir Ali Sethi

Dholna

Amreena Irshad

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