The first episode launches with ‘Dil’ by Afusic, Zoha Waseem and Ali Soomro
The Pakistan Idol finale culminated in a celebratory conclusion that highlighted the diverse journeys and distinct voices of its eight contestants.
Some albums are made to mark a moment. Others are made because the artist has something they need to say. For this record, the writing became a way for Bilal Ali to process grief, memories, family and the complicated business of moving forward.
Four more episodes in, Pakistan’s Got Talent is asking what happens to the talent once the pressure is on.
T here’s an existentional tension running through...
Misbah’s journey with music has been less about chasing a moment and more about giving himself the space to find one. What began as a decision to take music seriously has gradually become something more meaningful: a reason to keep going, this time as a solo artist.
Episodes nine and ten push Rap Icon Pakistan beyond performance and into something more revealing: what happens when contestants have to own their words with nothing else to hide behind?
From AI and the creator economy to agency-client tensions and the future of the communications industry, PREDAXIS brought some of the sector’s biggest questions into one room.
What kind of Atif Aslam fan are you? Spotify has turned that question into a new in-app experience
The label is expected to start appearing in mid-September on relevant artist profiles
