We know how beautiful a voice Atif Aslam has, but he can use it to such perfection, we didn’t know that. And to be able to hear that in the Holy Month of Ramadan is such a blessing.
Though Asma-Ul-Husna has multiple versions, Coke Studio’s version “manifests a multilayer soundscape, working with the actual sounds of black hole hit, followed by the echoes of “Allah” from the iconic Azaan of Makkah”.
According to a press release, the “recitation borrows 24 voices from across the country to build a large vocal acapella personality”. Some of those voices include Abdullah Qureshi, Adnan Dhool, Xulfi, Mujeeb Rizvi, Bilawal Lahooti and Samya Gohar.
“To further enhance the grandeur of the acapella, Melvin Arthur, a virtuoso musician from Quetta Pakistan, worked on crafting the choir arrangement using vocals from around the world. The track also demonstrates a unique arrangement of duffs as their grand ensemble reverberates in a large space,” the press release further said, adding that Atif brought together the whole composition with his powerful recitation.
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