Atif Aslam-Momina Mustehsan’s ‘Sajan Das Na’ divides the Social Media Audiance
Coke Studio is a Pakistani television programme and international music franchise which features studio-recorded music performances by established and emerging artists. It is the longest-running annual television music show in Pakistan, running annually since 2008.
Coke Studio combines a myriad of musical influences, from traditional classical, folk, Sufi, qawwali, ghazal and bhangra music to contemporary hip hop, rock and pop music. The show is noted for promoting Pakistan’s multiculturalism by inviting artists from various regions and of various languages to collaborate musically.
After a long gap Coke Studio has released the official trailer for its season 14 – defining the new boundary-pushing artists that light up the season, stated a press release. Its first episode will be on air on January 14, the upcoming season boasts a new vibe, premised on the fact that music in 2022 is revolutionized.
In this latest version of coke studio audience are enjoying back to back hit music like Tu Jhoom and Kana Yari, same as Coke Studio 14 has dropped its latest electrifying track Sajan Das Na featuring the heartthrob Atif Aslam and the singing sensation Momina Mustehsan on Saturday.
The song has been produced by Xulfi, written by Adnan Dhool and Mustehsan, and composed by Xulfi, Abdullah Siddiqui, Dhool, and Mustehsan. However from the release to till the song is successfully getting the attraction of the audience over social media but ith very mixed reactions, some like it, and some are still in phase to understand the theme of the song.
According to associate producer, Abdullah Siddiqui’s Instagram post, Sajan Das Na was the toughest songs to crack.
“There had been multiple versions, none of which were what we were looking for. Then one night, at the end of a very hard day, at the end of a very hard week, I sat down in Xulfi‘s studio while he was out, and in a sudden flash of creativity made the whole instrumental track and several of the melodies,” he wrote.
“Xulfi came home at some point, exhausted. I’ll never forget how his energy changed when he heard the track; he literally jumped up and down and gave me a massive hug. We felt such joy and relief. It felt like we’d rediscovered our love for pop music after being in our heads for so long. Nothing too conceptual, just a solid, infectious, modern, pure pop song. And who better to sing a pure pop song than Atif Aslam and Momina Mustehsan,” he further narrated.
It is happing first time in coke studio that any song has such a unbalance review from the audience normally fans either accept or reject the song straight forward.
