Mosiki Mixtapenews
Listen to some fresh new Pakistani music in this month’s Mosiki Mixtape
Eid Mubarak! Celebrate with a playlist of some alternative Pakistani gems.
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How To Make A Scene: A Step by Step Guide
A mildy patronising step-by-step guide on how to revive the alternative music scene in Pakistan. No big deal.
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‘Patience’ is a frustrated plea for new experiences
This stunning track from Dosti Music Project's album 'Travelers' is a triumph of instrumentation and collaboration.
Mosiki Mixtapenews
Listen to all the freshest releases in this month’s Mosiki Mixtape
Summer is here. Here are some of the freshest Pakistani singles to soundtrack it.
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600 Saal by E Sharp
E Sharp’s sophomore album has some stunning high moments, but occasionally lapses into blandness.
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Objects living in a world of objects
Ayesha Malik discusses the beauty myth in Pakistani society, and how conforming to cultural standards affects all our personal relationships.
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Listen to fresh albums from NAWKSH and Gentle Robot
New albums from NAWKSH and Gentle Robot.
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Keeray Makoray’s latest single ‘The Epic’ lives up to its name
Keeray Makoray's latest single doesn't disappoint.
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“You can’t play music here”: in conversation with Shikari
We talk to Shikari's Bilal Baloch about busking in Karachi, and creative expression in public spaces that are continually shrinking.
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Here’s everything you need to know about E Sharp’s latest album ‘600 Saal’
Karachi band E Sharp released their second album 600 Saal, the follow-up to 2015's Bahadur Yaar Jung, last Friday 21st April. So we thought it would be a good idea to ask the band, made up of Ahmed Zawar, Anwaar Ahmed and Qumber Kazmi, exactly what their thoughts were regarding the album, and what we should