Abdullah Kasumbi
Abdullah Kasumbi is a Pakistani music producer, video director and FT.WA Studio co-founder whose work connects songs with visual storytelling.
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- Based in
- Karachi, Pakistan
- Work
- Music production and music video direction
- Studio
- Co-founder of FT.WA Studio
- Early collaborations
- Aisay Kaisay and Joona with Hasan Raheem
- Education
- Bilkent University, 2013–2018
Mini bio
How it started.
Abdullah’s musical roots include a long friendship with guitarist Adnan Abbas Rizvi. A 2024 Homegrown feature describes them as childhood friends who had already spent a decade making music together. His own professional profile lists studies at Bilkent University from 2013 to 2018 and an early short-film award at The Lyceum School.
Songs with pictures.
His work with Hasan Raheem brought music production and filmmaking together. The official “Aisay Kaisay” video, published in January 2020, credits Abdullah with both film and music. “Joona,” published that December, carries the same dual credit, with Hasan singing and moving through a supermarket.
Building a creative circle.
As a co-founder of FT.WA Studio, Abdullah works across music and moving images. He co-directed Afusic’s “Pal Pal” video with Ali Khan Durrani. Afusic later told Dawn that Abdullah supported the project when others would not make the video and introduced his music to fellow artists.
The recent chapter.
His collaborations have continued with Hasan Raheem, Hamza Jahangir, Natasha Humera Ejaz and others. In 2026, he brought the two sides of his work together again on “Qasam” for Coke Studio Nu.WAV: producing, arranging and mixing the track, and directing the video for Shae Gill and Afusic.
Creditschronological, newest first
Music
- 2026QasamProducer, arranger, mixer and co-composer
- 2026Chaandni RaatCo-artist with Hamza Jahangir
- 2026RattiyaanCo-artist with Natasha Humera Ejaz and Ashal Haider Khan
- 2025ExesCo-artist, composer, producer and recording engineer
- 2024Katé NaProducer; collaboration with Hasan Raheem and Adnan Abbas Rizvi
- 2023HungamaProducer, music arranger and co-artist
- 2022Peanut ButterProducer; featured credit on Hasan Raheem’s Nautanki
- 2020JoonaMusic production
- 2020Aisay KaisayMusic production
Music videos
- 2026QasamDirector and co-editor
- 2025Pal PalCo-director with Ali Khan Durrani
- 2020JoonaFilm
- 2020Aisay KaisayFilm
Awards
Quotes
we’ll be able to create more channels where fans are more active with their interaction with the artistsAbdullah Kasumbi, Katalyst Labs +92Disrupt panel recap
Speaking about technology and the future of fan participation at a Pakistani music panel, recapped by the event organizer in July 2022.
Trivia
- FT.WA’s official website expands the name as “Forward Thinking [With] Attitude.”
- His LinkedIn profile lists elementary proficiency in Turkish alongside English and Urdu.
- The moth-and-flame imagery in “Qasam” grew out of Abdullah and Shams Mansur’s encounters with Rumi and Sufi thought during a visit to Konya.
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