Coke Studio’s second episode presents a whole new palette of genres and artists and conveys yet another kaleidoscopic view on the diversity of music in Pakistan. The Coke Studio journey continues with a selection of fusion songs that pay tribute to the unique and enduring traditions of classical, folk and qawwali music, side by side with modern compositions by popular contemporary artists. The episode opens with Sajjad Ali’s “Kirkir Kirkir”. An up-tempo and lively modern track, 'Kirkir' is guaranteed to provoke a smile. This is a fun number, with tongue-in-cheek lyrics truly typical of Sajjad Ali and a rambunctious jhol on the dholak that makes foot-tapping and head-bobbing all bu
