taaza
Janoobi Khargosh’s new track ‘One’ reminds us that nothing sounds like Janoobi Khargosh
And that's a good thing.
news
Nishat made a rap from Iqbal’s poem ‘Aurat’, and it’s unjust to both Iqbal and to women
Both Iqbal, and women, deserve better than this lazy attempt at modernisation.
feature
A music festival set in the wilderness of Pakistan is changing the landscape of electronic music
The organisers are dubbing it the 'Burning Man' of Pakistan, but Lost Path festival is something completely unique.
podcast
Listen to our new Mosiki Podcast feat. Yasser Puri
Hi! We have a new podcast, imaginatively titled 'The Mosiki Podcast'. We'll be talking about all the latest alternative Pakistani music, culture and lots of other stuff.
opinion
Album Review: Adil Omar – Transcendence
Adil Omar crafts an album that blossoms into something deeply fascinating, emotionally complex, and worthy of repeat listens.
video
Watch: Busking (sort of) at Bradlaugh Hall with Babababababababababa
We went to Bradlaugh Hall in Lahore with Babababababababababa, where he performed a few of his brilliant original songs, to a captive audience.
video
Watch: Baayan Baazoo #7 – Pakistan, India, and the meaning of ‘defense’
Defense is not just about buying weapons, but about building good relations with our neighbours, including India.
video
Watch: This Music Festival in the Mountains of Hunza is Bringing Cultures Together
Passu, located in the Hunza valley, is host to one of the most beautiful music festivals in Pakistan that brings together musicians and cultures from all over the country.
video
Watch: We chat to husband-wife duo Laqeer Ke Faqeer about making music and balancing family life
The couple talk about the challenges of making music while also being part of a family, how they met SomeWhatSuper, and what's next for them as a band.
video
Watch: Baayan Baazoo #6 – Who isn’t paying taxes in Pakistan?
We pay tax on so many products and services in Pakistan, but what are we getting in return?