Tag: pakistan
Sur Kshetra: Music to bridge Pakistan-India divide
MUMBAI: The idea was to unite two uneasy neighbours through melody and music and what better platform than the reality show “Sur Kshetra” that brings together singing talents from India and Pakistan, says Pakistani composer-actor-singer Atif Aslam.
Live from Saturday, the Indian show has a heavy dose of Pakistani flavour. Aslam will be seen mentoring singers from Pakistan and Bollywood playback singer Himesh Reshammiya will be seen with the Indian team. The judges are three South Asian singing legends — India’s Asha Bhosle, Pakistan’s Abida Parveen and Bangladesh’s Runa Laila.
Source: The Express Tribune
Pakistan’s emerging rap scene
LAHORE: Rap has been called explicit, derogatory and sometimes uncouth, but its popularity worldwide is well documented. In Pakistan, with the rise of rappers such as Adil Omar, the country’s once hidden rap scene seems to be coming out of the shadows.
Source: Express Tribune
Pakistan's Image Hits Positive Note Thanks to 'Coke Studio'
Pakistan has been in the news a lot lately, but the coverage hasn't exactly been flattering. And that helps explain why "Coke Studio," now in its fourth season, is a runaway success. The TV series, which features live musical performances, shines a positive spotlight on a country that is all too used to being synonymous with terrorism, Islamic militants and, of course, Osama bin Laden's hideout.
Source: Ad Age Global
ICC Cricket World Cup 2011 : Pakistan VS Kenya - Complete HiLites in HD Quality
It's Cricket Fever everywhere. PakMusic.Net will keep our fans updated with Hi-lites, clips and much much more from Pakistan's matches played during ICC Cricket World cup 2011. Enjoy these HD quality hi-lites.
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Strings Ki Asha

The first time Pakistan’s Strings went to India was in 2001, to perform and promote their album Duur, released after a long hiatus. Who knew back then that a band that had just got together would become ambassadors of peace representing Pakistan internationally?



