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07 Jul, 2018

After stops in the Kalash Valley in Chitral and Dewaan Lal Chand, Sindh, Coke Studio Explorer takes us deep into Balochistan to the city of Sohbatpur to offer us a glimpse of the little known art of 'nar sur' throat singing.

Performers of nar sur sing and play the flute at the same time — which is music that modern recording technology isn't even capable of capturing with full integrity, according to Coke Studio co-producer Zohaib Kazi.

In the third episode titled 'Naseebaya', we hear Manyal sing a song of his ancestors, which is blended with some very cool electronica sounds. You'll wish the song didn't end so soon.

Listen to the track here:

Comments

fareed Jul 07, 2018 04:28pm
Very nice and unique voice for change. Love it.
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ak Jul 07, 2018 04:45pm
Coke Studio=No limits, No boundaries
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Zak Jul 07, 2018 04:50pm
Come studio has shown how different we are to others on the sub continent. We have much more that make us a nation bonded, which no other s have. But the beauty and talent is for all to enjoy.
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Surya Kant Jul 07, 2018 09:24pm
Beautiful people. Beautiful music. Thank you Coke studio for giving credit to hidden talents.
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Desh bandhu Chopra Jul 08, 2018 08:34am
Music is universal. it is te food of te soul. wonderful effort by Coke St.
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Hindusthani, Paris Jul 08, 2018 10:24pm
Nice tune and good rythem folk song. It's seems as Manganiyars Rajasthani folk tune ! ! !
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