Dream Station Productions launches Acoustic Station
As 2020 gets closer, music initiatives will continue to take place. Among them is guitarist and music producer’s Kashan Admani’s Dream Station Productions that has launched Acoustic Station. The latter is a web series based on live and unplugged music that is recorded and created under the label of the production house and made in the studio. With the first episode scheduled to release this month, Acoustic Station will consist of 14 episodes in total and according to a press statement will feature “renowned and budding musicians”. The platform will showcase original music with an inclination towards jazz and blues.
Speaking on the occasion, Kashan Admani notes, “The idea is to give the listener a quality recording of the acoustic instruments and sounds with interesting arrangements. Since Dream Station Productions is the only acoustically perfect studio facility in Pakistan, the quality of the recordings made are at par with any international standard recording space. The listeners will experience instruments they may have never heard before or paid attention to. The main concept behind creating this platform is to bridge the gap between our younger musicians who are often times picked up by smaller platforms and the more established musicians who are usually a part of the bigger platforms. I would like to extend my gratitude to the Pakistani music fraternity for supporting Acoustic Station.”
At the launch event, live performances from Taamasha, Kashmir, Chand Tara Orchestra, Mizmaar, Auj and more were seen by attendees. The event was attended by many musicians, including Fuzon, Fakhir, RJ Khalid Malik, Lenny Massey, Hamza Akram Qawwal and many more.Imran Ashraf chosen as ILMbassador 2020 for British Council Pakistan
After winning hearts with his performances on TV, particularly his portrayal of Bhola in Ranjha Ranjha Kardi, Imran Ashraf is finally making his big screen debut with Dam Mastam next year. The actor, who is presently shooting for the film as well as his next drama Mushk, has another feather in his cap. He has been chosen as ILMbassador 2020 for British Council Pakistan’s project ILM Possible that aims to educate children.
“Welcome onboard Mr. Imran Ashraf, our new ILMbassador. With your help and support, we hope to accomplish our goals for the year 2020,” British Council Pakistan announced on their social media.
Imran shared the news, expressing his gratitude in these words, “Honoured and overwhelmed to be the ILMbassador for ILM Possible and British Council, Pakistan. I look forward to be a valuable support in achieving ILM Possible’s goals for 2020 as we aim to provide education for the underprivileged children for a brighter future for our country.”
On the work front, Imran will be starring opposite Amar Khan in his first film, Dam Mastam, which is penned by Amar and is being directed by Mohammad Ehteshamuddin. His next drama serial Mushk features Urwa Hocane opposite him and is also being shot presently in Lahore.
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