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Farhan Saeed & Quratulain Balouch

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Coke Studio Season 10| Episode 4
Song Name: Latthay Di Chaadar
Produced & Directed by Strings
Music Directed by Shani Arshad
Latthay Di Chaadar, originally composed by Khalil Ahmed & lyrics by Bashir Manzar
Dekh Tera, originally composed by Niaz Ahmed & lyrics by Muhammad Nasir
‘Latthay Di Chaadar’ & ‘Dekh Tera’ licensed by EMI Pakistan

Colors seem more vivid in this song as a traditional South Asian wedding song blends with an 80s pop track in Shani Arshad’s latest concoction. An upbeat track nuanced with the rhythm of dandiyaan and a gliding flute, the song is further embellished by the fact that it is a duet. Farhan Saeed’s warm, tuneful take on ‘Dekh Tera’ paired with Quratulain Balouch’s textured, radiant voice belting out Latthay Di Chaadar makes for the perfect mixture. With a strong backing vocals section, the song finds itself exploring the musical spectrum of our vibrant traditional past.

Houseband
Imran Akhoond (Guitars)
Aahad Nayani (Drums)
Babar Khanna (Dholak/Tabla)
Omran Shafique (Guitars)
Abdul Aziz Kazi (Percussions)

Backing Vocalists
Rachel Viccaji
Shahab Hussain
Natasha Khan

Guest Musicians
Amir Azhar (Banjo)
Sajid Ali (Flute)
Bradley D’Souza (Bass)
Joshua Keyth Benjamin (Keys)Coke Studio Season 10| Episode 4
Song Name: Latthay Di Chaadar
Produced & Directed by Strings
Music Directed by Shani Arshad
Latthay Di Chaadar, originally composed by Khalil Ahmed & lyrics by Bashir Manzar
Dekh Tera, originally composed by Niaz Ahmed & lyrics by Muhammad Nasir
‘Latthay Di Chaadar’ & ‘Dekh Tera’ licensed by EMI Pakistan

Colors seem more vivid in this song as a traditional South Asian wedding song blends with an 80s pop track in Shani Arshad’s latest concoction. An upbeat track nuanced with the rhythm of dandiyaan and a gliding flute, the song is further embellished by the fact that it is a duet. Farhan Saeed’s warm, tuneful take on ‘Dekh Tera’ paired with Quratulain Balouch’s textured, radiant voice belting out Latthay Di Chaadar makes for the perfect mixture. With a strong backing vocals section, the song finds itself exploring the musical spectrum of our vibrant traditional past.

Houseband
Imran Akhoond (Guitars)
Aahad Nayani (Drums)
Babar Khanna (Dholak/Tabla)
Omran Shafique (Guitars)
Abdul Aziz Kazi (Percussions)

Backing Vocalists
Rachel Viccaji
Shahab Hussain
Natasha Khan

Guest Musicians
Amir Azhar (Banjo)
Sajid Ali (Flute)
Bradley D’Souza (Bass)
Joshua Keyth Benjamin (Keys)




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