SAMREENOver the past few years, the Pakistani music industry has been growing at a rapid pace. Talking about music, not only Urdu songs are being made locally but regional songs are produced by every province. Lately, a new Balochi song has been viral on social media, which is produced by Coke Studio. Kaifi Khalil, a musician, manifests a kind of betrayal in a wonderfully produced recent Balochi song about breakups and failed relationships.
This is the production of Coke Studio songs as we expected from the popularity and good aesthetic sense, with contemporary sounds and ethnic purity. Kana Yaari casts Kaifi, Balochi folk singer Abdul Wahab Bugti, who brings a Balochi vibe and energy, with the captivating Eva B, who only ever gets the job done in a wonderful way but anchors Kaifi’s approach.
Kana Yaari by Coke Studio– Star Cast
Kana Yaari’s personality as a leading cast highlights an intriguing aspect of Coke Studio: it is a gathering spot for opposites. Jamal Rahman’s video flips the song’s melancholy undertone, contrasting it with a cheerful ending with the last chord.
The artists move around an internal location in his video, deconstructing brilliantly colored barriers as though discarding their own imaginary bounds. The song is about betrayal, but it has a joyful feel about it. The audience can totally relate to this song and is getting more reach, engagement, and praise from around the globe.
The leading three-star cast of song three has a distinct, un-self-consciously Pakistani individual style and is really appreciated by their fans and general audience. The hometowns of Artists are Dera Murad Jamal and Lyari, which is also reflected in the color and texture allusions.
Kana Yaari strives to promote regional language and the Pakistani music industry, but Xulfi and Associate Music Producers and Arrangers Abdullah Siddiqui, Arsalan Hasan, and Sherry Khattak have taken this song to the next level. However, it is another reason for its insane popularity around Pakistan.
Not Only The Language But Also The Music That Brings Together…
While audiences and all the other fans were enjoying Coke Studio 14’s second song in Balochi language – one of the four major provincial languages of Pakistan, they haven’t been able to understand the lyrics of the typical Balochi song, yet fans are drooling all over the theme and grooving deeply on the vibe of the song.
Fans, on the other hand, can’t get enough of the song’s infectious tempo and superb production. Since fans were having difficulty understanding the true meaning of the song, the lyrics and subtitles are now available on YouTube.
Sana Hidayat
