With the season opener, Wohi Khuda Hai, earlier this month, Coke Studio is all set to release the first episode of Season 12 featuring Dam Mastam by Rahat Fateh Ali Khan, Ram Pam by Zoe Viccaji and Shahab Hussain, and Maahi Diyaan Jhokaan by Barkat Jamal
‘Is there anything Mahira Khan can’t do?‘ is a question we ask ourselves on a daily basis here at Edition. After all, the actress has shown that she’s pretty skilled when it comes to hosting, taking care of her son and smashing the patriarchy all while st
Maestro Sajjad Ali’s powerful sincerity makes this call to the Divine one of the most memorable additions to Coke Studio 10. The simple lyrics of this beautiful hamd make it relatable as we transverse the times think of spiritual guidance – from a simple
What’s a rock star without rock star style? We’ve been grooving to the tunes and admiring their bold fashion statements. Here are the looks that we loved from this season. Ali Zafar Ali Zafar never fails to swoon us with his mesmerizing voice and has been
Coke Studio 10’s Faasle by Kaavish and QB is an anthem of heartbreak but it isn’t sad. The song looks back on a crashed relationship not with regret, but with the eventual closure that lost love can result in. “The song is like a prayer for the one that f
Dressed in a slightly outlandish, vintage style seventies, floral button-down one musician stood out from the crowd at the red carpet of the Coke studio launch – modern-day maestro Ali Sethi. His tribute to ghazal legend Mehdi Hassan ‘Ranjish hi Sahi’ was
Confession: I’m a red carpet newbie. I still get nervous when I spot a celebrity, so when one of my editors pushed me through a crowd of fast-talking, mic-wielding reporters to interview some of the country’s biggest musicians at Coke Studio 10’s grand l
