Abdullah Siddiqui
Abdullah Siddiqui is a Lahore-born singer, songwriter and producer making electronic pop, solo albums, film scores and collaborations across Pakistani music.
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Known for
Coke Studio
Coke Studio
Nescafé BasementOverview
- From
- Lahore, Pakistan
- Work
- Singer, songwriter, producer and composer
- Started producing
- At age 11
- Breakout
- “Resistance” on Nescafé Basement, 2019
- Latest studio album
- Bad Music, 2026
Mini bio
How it started.
Abdullah grew up in Lahore and began playing guitar at nine. By eleven, he was teaching himself electronic production on a home computer. Early performances at Lahore Music Meet and radio play for “Telescope Heart” helped him find listeners, before “Resistance” on Nescafé Basement brought him wider attention in 2019.
An artist and a producer.
His own albums sit alongside work for other singers. He became an associate producer on Coke Studio 14, sang “Go” with Atif Aslam and co-produced “Pasoori” with Xulfi. He also composed the score for Saim Sadiq’s film Joyland. In 2023, he and Xulfi won Music Producer of the Year at the Lux Style Awards for “Pasoori.”
Back to his own voice.
Bad Music arrived in January 2026 after a gap in solo albums stretching back to 2021. In his release note, Abdullah described making three complete albums without releasing them as he wrestled with fear of failure. The ten-song record finally brought that long wait to an end.
Creditschronological, newest first
Music
- 2026Bad MusicSolo artist
- 2025Jeeto Baazi Khel KeProducer of the official ICC Champions Trophy song
- 2022GoVocals, co-composer, co-writer, arranger and co-producer
- 2022PasooriCo-producer with Xulfi; co-arranger with Sherry Khattak
- 2022Coke Studio season 14Associate producer
- 2021dead Beat poetsSolo artist
- 2019Resistance, Nescafé Basement season 5Singer and songwriter
Film
- 2022JoylandOriginal score composer; score album released in 2023
Awards
Quotes
I am very stubborn and a hardcore believer in the value of albums over singles.Abdullah Siddiqui, The News on Sunday
In a January 2021 interview about dead Beat poets, he explained why he wanted listeners to experience a complete album.
Trivia
- He is the youngest of four siblings.
- He grew up watching musicals and memorising their lyrics.
- He returned to “Blackhole,” a song first released in 2016, and re-recorded it for dead Beat poets.
- His inspirations include Imogen Heap, James Blake, SOPHIE, Arca and Björk.
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