Haniya Aslam
Haniya Aslam (28 April 1978 – 11 August 2024) was a Pakistani musician. She first came to the public's attention as member of the duo Zeb and Haniya along with her cousin Zebunnisa Bangash in 2007. In 2014 she left the group and moved to Canada for studies. Later she pursued her solo career in Canada. Later, she returned to Pakistan, becoming a successful musician, producer, engineer and composer, including for some of the country's shows, such as Coke Studio. Having begun her career as a studio intern for famed Pakistani guitarist, producer and bandleader Mekaal Hasan. She also served as a co-author on one of the few in-depth histories of contemporary youth music in Pakistan. Haniya died from cardiac arrest on 11 August 2024, at the age of 46.
Genre: sufi, qawwali
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Top Tracks
Albums (17)
- Dunya (2023)
- Dunya (feat. Gintaara) (2023)
- Main Irada (Coke Studio Season 11) (2021)
- Coke Studio Season 11: Episode 1 (Naaz) (2021)
- Coke Studio Season 11: Episode 1 (Naaz) (2021)
- Ayi Re (2020)
- Coke Studio Season 11 (Sound of The Nation) (2018)
- Coke Studio Season 11 (Sound of The Nation) (2018)
- Dobara Phir Se (Original Soundtrack) (2016)
- Laili Jaan (2013)
- Nazaar Eyle (2010)
- Tann Dolay (2010)
- Bibi Sanam Janem (2010)
- Rona Chor Diya (2009)
- Chup (2009)
- Chal Diyay (2009)
- Paimona (2009)
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