Coke Studio: The Inside Story
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- Опубликовано: 2 авг 2024
- In this captivating podcast, join Rafay Mahmood and Ali Raj, a distinguished scholar from Columbia Journalism School, as they take you on a journey deep into the heart of Coke Studio Pakistan. With insightful discussions and thought-provoking insights, explore the origins, controversies, and creative highs of one of Pakistan's most iconic music projects.
Delve into the early days of Coke Studio, where hurdles loomed large and challenges abounded. Learn how the visionary producer Rohail Hyatt deftly navigated these obstacles, laying the foundation for what would become an iconic musical institution.
From chart-topping hits like Pasoori & Tajdar-e-Haram to behind-the-scenes revelations, this podcast promises to uncover the secrets and stories never before heard. Get ready to be captivated as Rafay & Ali pulls back the curtain on Coke Studio's most memorable moments and top hits, offering a rare glimpse into the creative process and the personalities behind the music.
Ali Raj is a PhD Candidate in Communications at Columbia University. His research focuses on aesthetics, sound and media infrastructures. Follow Ali on X @anaarikibandooq
Join us as we celebrate the power of music to transcend boundaries and unite communities. Don't miss out on this exclusive peek into the making of one of Pakistan's most cherished cultural treasures.
Correction: Rovallio is not a part of the season Maanu is. The Podcast was released
Timecodes:
Intro: 0:00
The Origins of Coke Studio: 3:19
Coke Studio vs Terrorism: 11:50
The Rohail Hyatt factor: 15:30
Tajdar-e-Haram and Atif Aslam: 28:52
The Strings chapter: 30:23
Artist Payments in Coke Studio: 37:11
When Atif called out Strings: 40:00
Strings and Coke Studio’s PR failure: 46:40
Rohail Hyatt comeback: 1:01:00
Why no Indian artists on CS: 1:06:47
The Pasoori moment: 1:15:02
Is there a vision to Pakistani music: 1:19:38
Is Urdu language the solution: 1:22:11
Faris Shafi the poet: 1:23:48
Victim mentality in Pakistani Musicians: 1:26:10
Coke Studio 15 Lineup: 1:28:15
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we badly want you to interview Rohail Hyatt.
First time watched a full podcast ever, anything for coke studio(only coz of rohail hayyat).
Loved how the urdu was so well spoken.
His urdu
Guest ki intro Ka bohat shukrya
Jo k pchlay podcast ma nhi hoa tha Sahi SA 🎉
We want Rohail Hyatt Interview plz ❤
Suoer proud of myyy cousin, Ali Raaj!!! ❤🎉
Rohail Hyatt ko bolo Ali bhai ki awaaz mein bhi thoda thehraav le aayen...
es podcast n mera dimaag khol diya , thank you so much very informative ,
Thoroughly loved this conversation.
It is good to see you here brother Ali Raj!
good points raised on 1:20:00
Great discussion..we want ali raj back
Ali's choice of words, the expressions is truely represents that he is PhD scholor.
Thank u sir.....very informative.
A nice take on the inside story, and also thanks alot for giving us the detail about the coming seasons....
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Excellent discussion!
Brilliant discussion very informative.
Very good episode. Please invite Fasi Zaka as well. Will be an interesting conversation around music!
Great❤
Loved it loved. Rafay bro can we get ali raj back sometime soon.
Yes he is like family. We have another episode recorded featuring him. Will curate a few mode conversations whenever he is back in Pakistan
@@RafayMahmoodPodcast :)
Great MashAllah Ali ❤️
Great podcast
You should do a session for Aamir Zaki as 8th APR was his birth anniversary !, it's a kind request...
Nice much needed insight, rohail hayat sahab ko b bulaya jae😊
Very sensible conversation
Very Excellent Podacst Rafay a great debate & a great discussion on the Life of Coke Studio you cover Every Aspect of it nicely plz do more podcast with Ali he’s a great critic & person Really enjoyed every bit of it….
Rohail Hyatt's Harvard talk is a case study in itself!
Great
Anxiously waiting for you to invite Rohail Hyatt 🙏🏼🙏🏼
very good
Who is this boy Rafay Mahmood. Carry on and keep it up
Ali Raaj. PhD Scholar @ Columbia University
Awsome
This is what i was waiting for
Ali bhai, 0.9x pe bol lo please.
Buhat maza aya sun ke!
Get Rohail Hyatt on your podcast
Please get Rohail hayat on your Podcast
man in the maroon shirt is naturally on 1.5x speed always!!!!
We want Rohail Hyatt Interview plz.
Bhai rohail Hyatt ka interview plz plz
40:37 pepsi botb 2016 m season 2 Aya tha
Tajdar e haram coke studio sa 2015 m release ho gya tha
Very interesting episode with Ali Raaj. Some issues with audio. Only one request for Ali, please speak a bit slow.
15:25 pepsi battle of the bands season 1 sa bh rohail hyatt ka kanta milta ha.
Re: Coke Studio being the 'greatest export' from the subcontinent, what's the basis for the comment? Is it anecdotal or based on some information? Also don't you think that it's important to note that there was already a precedent. Estúdio Coke Cola in Brazil? Albeit only two seasons. 2007-8. ❤
Is there any chance of Atif aslam and Young stunners in the upcoming coke studio? Are they in the line-up?
What was the book Ali mentioned ?
Find Rohail Hayat please.
Very interesting conversation.No offense but I wish the guest spoke a little slower.
Yes that seems to be the consensus. Thank you for appreciating our work :)
Do share with others
Excuse the long essay but
Really enjoyed this conversation. well to the point of cross border music labels coming in, you are right it is signing the deal with the devil because its very very likely that in order to cater to the bigger market local musicians will end up losing their local organic Pakistani identity. This is something not unique to our region I have seen a some of the big names in kpop do exactly this to cater to the much bigger western market the lose the k of kpop they make money but they lose their identity. Also what irks me about cross border labels is they take a hit Pakistani song and repackage it and relabel it as 'global or south asian' . its just like them selling salt mines pink salt as Himalayan salt.
We don't have many things that youth owns as a part of their identity other than music, kind of reminds me of how on a international grad college campus we had an atif song and this idian guy suddenly said to his forigen friend you know hes an Indian singer and the three of us friendly collectively went excuse me he is from Pakistan to them because no one is taking our adat and atif away from us lol. I feel I would still have this sentiment for noorie, aaroh, mizrab, najam shiraz, karakurum, ali azmat, junoon, and artist whose songs I hold dear . Although we have similarities you can tell Pakistani music has its own identity and they strip it of its identity in the long run it benefits them out local aspiring artist in the long run especially when you consider they copy right issues.
For the point of toady's musician not having much to say I feel like while you do see a lot of opinions on social media spaces but if you look at the society as a whole there is regression and lack of freedom in being able to have an opinion or maybe its a generational thing and we are officially in the hamary zamany main ganay achay thay lol . I dont know but the lack of things to say in songs seems to be issue in worldwide main stream music but in indie space you do find good lyrics I dont think we have such a things even in indie space . Interestingly for me I do find kpop song writers especially rapper even with the confines of their strict state policy are able to express in their writing but this applies to their writers , film makers too. AT time I feel like at end of the say there is a huge lack of will to be creative in our songs, drama its all about How much do I put in to get X payment and this is what gets you junk food not a fine cuisine
Also I dont think everyone associates nostalgia by place to local music, for me sab bhula kay by call, hum bholay by noorie , teri perchiyan by ali azmat or ayo wahan chlay were not about childhood memory but what songs that were a source of comfort just like linkin park was.
Thoroughly enjoyed your reflections! Sound thoughts and beautiful articulation! Please seriously think about writing articles in print or on digital media, if you already aren't, that is
Ye bhai 4x speed mai kyu baat kerte hain. Newscaster toh nahi hai?
Guest acha rapper bun sekta hay
Is there Atif Aslam in coming season of cs?
Who is Barber Salim?
the guest is talking so fast. slow down man
May be he is Karachites 😂 we used to talk fast 😂
Hey man you really need to work on voice quality. Jub bhi dono akathy bolty ho samajh he nahi aati dono ki baat. Half of the podcast samajh he nahi aayi k lafz kya bol rahy hain. Sounds like you are sitting in an empty hall jahan awaaz bohot zyaada goonj rahi hai (not echo) but samajh nahi aa rahi baat ki and your constant han han han han han han han han han han just ruined the whole point of what the person was saying samajh he nahi aa rahi k kya bol raha hai
With all its inclusive approach, Coke Studio, or Rohail Hayat, failed to look beyond the conventional understanding of the various cultural and ethnic communities which are a part of the wider Pakistani society. Majority of our population thinks that there are only 4 cultural groups in Pakistan: Sindhi, Punjabi, Baloch, Pukhtoon. This understanding is based upon the notion that each of the geographical unit in Pakistan represents a single culture and language. Did we ever see any Gujrati, Kuthci, Kathiawari, Barahwi, Hindkoh, Shina, Khuwar, Potohari, Kashmiri, Wakhi, Hyderabadi, or even the rich Ganga-Jamni cultural songs in any of the seasons of Coke Studio? An occasional one here and there, yes, but not as a permanent fixture. There's even a considerable number of Dari and Persian speaking people living, especially in Karachi. 99.99% of Pakistanis have an extremely monolithic understanding of Pakistan and its cultural diversity. Platforms such as Coke Studio can do a lot in educating our wider population regarding this rich diversity within the socio-cultural fabric of our country.
XULFI is real genius where Rohail is Founder but his 90% songs are actually remake
Coke studio was never about original songs, but live performances and fusion with western music to revive old music history. And since xulfi the whole essence of coke studio has changed. We want rohail hayyat back. Period!
@@MusicofKarakoram No, in Season 14 we see new Genre and fully experimental where Old which is Produced by Rohail Hayat he was stuck in Old Nostalgia ...where season 14 is totally different more detail and quality
@@WorldwithoutReligion-j1lTrue 👍
@@WorldwithoutReligion-j1l The show was about history of music in the subcontinent! Rap etc is not our history! So xulfi's coke studio might be good for you and young generation as they are more into modern music but originally coke studio was not about modern music and teenagers music
@@dankazama404 Coke Studio is about art and music its self is art and art is totally creativity so u are in your old age where u like old Time not actually the music, music just travel u in your past because your current time is not good and remember 90% life is all about past memory for who are in depression , The music currently u like when it was created newly the same people like u use to tell same life, Invention is always good to go on next level , people should create new music fo not depend on legends who done its so well in their time now its our time , and if u really want to listen coke studio fog or more deep music i can suggest u because im a guy listening coke studio since it was created
Yaar ye guest bolta boht acha hai 😅 singing ka pta nahi 😂
First of all, Ali ke side ki lights fix karein!!!
Mic 🎤 bh
Super boring conversation.... Old stories with no new updates of cs....
15 minutes in and ufffffff i am so frustrated and irritated by this host. Vaar khuda ka naam hai tmhaara mehmaan is qadar achi storytelling kar raha hai tmhaari han han han han han han han han han han han constant interruption constant constant interruption yaar bus kar de chup bhi kar jaa!