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June 29, 2025

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Mica Paris Voices supports color musicians

Photo: Mica Paris talks about racism in the UK music industry Mica Paris, who found reputation with her album, So well In 1988, he made a strong statement about the British music industry. During a recent bond The standard, The song sense asked for stronger support for the pop musicians. He said black talent in the UK is exploiting, “it’s difficult for black artists here.” Proposing possible solutions to this unjust distribution of resources, he noted: “We must have more radio stations in the United Kingdom covering black music, at the moment they must be compressed to pop. For those

January 15, 2025

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Atif Aslam reveals that he hasn’t listened to music in years

Listen to the article Well-known Pakistani singer Atif Aslam has made a personal revelation, sharing that he hasn’t listened to music in years. Famous for hits like ‘Aadat’ and ‘Tera Hone Laga Hoon’, the singer opened up about his changing relationship with music in his recent vlog. Welcome to My Borderless World. Atif recounted the early days of his musical journey, recalling how he first discovered his passion for singing as a teenager. Living in an empty house, he went to a disused upper room, where he began to sing. “When I hit a high note, I freaked out, thinking

November 4, 2024

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Qunicy Jones’ viral posthumous dig at Beatles: ‘worst musicians’

Qunicy Jones’ viral posthumous dig at Beatles: ‘worst musicians’ Quincy Jones’ controversial statements about the Beatles have just resurfaced! Following the music legend’s death, aged 91, on November 3, his 2018 comments on New York Magazine they came to light once again. Michael Jackson’s infamous collaborator and friend shared his first impression of the Beatles, describing them as “mothers who don’t play”. “They were the worst musicians in the world,” he said at the time, adding, “Paul [MCCartney] he was the worst bass player I ever heard.” And specifically, he may also have held a grudge against the legendary band’s

June 26, 2024

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Danger Baloch and studio for Lyari musicians

The co-founder of rap group Lyari Underground talks about fundraising invitation in an exclusive interview KARACHI: A lot had changed for rap group Lyari Underground since they appeared on PSL 6 album It shakes. Laibo, as their track is titled, was an unmistakably 2021 offering, both in soundscape and production value. What began in 2008 in the infancy of streaming culture, thanks to fledgling SoundCloud profiles and archaic Bluetooth sharing, had found the platform, if not the clams. However, Asadullah Baloch will honestly tell you that just as much has yet to change. Asad, also known as Danger Baloch, co-founded

March 1, 2024

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Arab musicians’ songs about Gaza put the spotlight on the public

DUBAI: From passion to praise of Hamas, songs written by musicians across the Middle East in response to Israel’s assault on Gaza are bringing the Palestinian issue back to the forefront of Arab popular culture. The music mixes contempt, helplessness and anger over Israel’s war on Hamas, the Palestinian militant group that rules the Gaza Strip. In Cairo, the popular Egyptian wedding singer known as Rudi is taking requests for her new lyrics praising Hamas military spokesman Abu Obaidah. “Abu Obaidah, O Lionheart… he set them all on fire,” belts out to a percussive rhythm. In Jordan, artists from different

February 16, 2024

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10 times Pakistani musicians were released

At a time when many celebrities are turning to social media managers, the once exciting closeness between fans and industry bigwigs may be the end of an era. Throw in unexpected takeovers of social media platforms by eccentric billionaires, and the internet is an absolute bonanza. Unless you’re on the Pakistani side of this global bed where a stylized X may have replaced the blue bird, but the app still hasn’t changed. Here’s a rundown of the times Pakistani celebrities have treated fans to pure, unfettered content on X, older version of Twitter – musicians. Boomers and Gen X may

February 16, 2024

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10 times Pakistani musicians were released

At a time when many celebrities are turning to social media managers, the once exciting closeness between fans and industry bigwigs may be the end of an era. Throw in unexpected takeovers of social media platforms by eccentric billionaires, and the internet is an absolute bonanza. Unless you’re on the Pakistani side of this global bed where a stylized X may have replaced the blue bird, but the app still hasn’t changed. Here’s a rundown of the times Pakistani celebrities have treated fans to pure, unfettered content on X, older version of Twitter – musicians. Boomers and Gen X may

December 2, 2023

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Arooj Aftab laments the exploitation of musicians

Renowned singer and Grammy Award-winning artist Arooj Aftab recently took to her Instagram Stories to express her frustration over the alleged exploitation of musicians in the digital space. The Mohabbat The singer shared a tweet citing a Guardian article by Damon Krukowski stating, “Spotify made £56m profit but decided not to pay smaller artists like me. We need you to make some noise.” Krukowski, over the shoulder, adds; “What the Wrapped campaign is not saying is that indie musicians and labels are being treated terribly and deserve a better deal.” The accompanying tweet, shared by Aftab, called for music fans

November 28, 2023

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Arooj Aftab among musicians calling for ceasefire in Gaza

Thousands of artists joined hands to sign a letter from a collective calling itself Musicians for Palestine, demanding a ceasefire in Gaza. Signatories include Arooj Aftab, Pulp, Bikini Kill, Kid Cudi, Kali Uchis, Zack de la Rocha, Tom Morello, Lucy Dacus, Vijay Iyer, Nicolás Jaar, Helado Negro, Raffi, KeiyaA, Mandy, Indiana, among many others. “We cannot be silent,” the letter reads. “This is a moment of truth for millions around the world who prize human dignity, and as musicians we are no exception,” he adds. “We are for life, love, justice and peace. We mourn with all in Palestine/Israel who

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