Often referred to as Paki-pop, Pakistan pop roots from classical free Pakistani music with a mixture of rock and roll, hip hop, disco and jazz influences of Western origin. It is performed in many different Pakistani languages and the popularity of which is gauged depending on an artist's performance in album charts, viewer approval of a song's Music Video and its individual sales as a single. It is said that the culture was started in the year 1966 with the release of the song Ko-Ko-Korina by Ahmed Rushdi. This song is also what is known to have pioneered this category of artistic works throughout South Asia and some veteran artists of the said genre include the likes of Una Laila, Nazia and Zohaib Hassa, Junoon, Vital Signs and Strings.
Paki-pop has been widespread all around Pakistan since then, especially in the majority of the youth. However, because of radical Islamicisation, government changes, and other foreign ifluencs, there has been a hindrance in its growth. Nonetheless, pop music in Pakistan still managed to firmly blossom and steadily develop because of its many patriots.
Nowadays, Pakistani pop music is not only available in the country, or the region, but even overseas. Bollywood movies now often include Pakistani music mp3 downloads from different native artists in their soundtracks. Paki-pop has a very bright future. It is well loved not only in Pakistan and its surrounding South Asian neighbors, but also through out the world. Pakistani pop will surely be entertaining more and more generations to come.
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