KAIFI KHALIL – KAHANI SUNO 2.0 Tour USA and Canada
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KAIFI KHALIL – KAHANI
SUNO 2.0
Renowned
Pakistani singer-songwriter and composer Kaifi Khalil will tour USA and Canada
from August – September 2023. He will be hosted by Rehan Siddiqi and is
scheduled to conduct several events during this tour.
Get ready
to listen and immerse yourself in Kahani Suno 2.0, the soulful
song rendered by Kaifi Khalil, through a fusion of traditional and modern
music.
Who is Kaifi Khalil
Kaifi Khalil is a Karachi-based Pakistani singer-songwriter and composer well known for giving a contemporary spin to Balochi Music.
After making his debut in the Balochi song "Kana Yaari" from Coke Studio in 2022, Kaifi became a well-known name in music circles. He accepted a casting call from Coke Studio Season 14 producer Zulfiqar Jabbar Khan. He sang vocals for the track "Kana Yaari" in Coke Studio Season 14 alongside Pakistani rapper Eva B and Tambura player Abdul Wahab Bugti.
Kaifi wrote and composed the song, and Eva B contributed a rap. Just three days after its debut, Kaifi Khalil's 'Kana Yaari' had amassed over 3 million views, making him a viral phenomenon on YouTube.
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