Songs of spirit and power | The Express Tribune

LAHORE:

Pakistan’s music industry is flourishing rapidly, powered by new voices and talented artists who are bringing fresh energy to the stage. Among these emerging names, Sara Altaf has quickly distinguished herself, capturing hearts with her distinctive style and enchanting voice.

Altaf began her career in 2021, and from the outset, her emotionally charged performances and powerful vocals earned her recognition. Her first major breakthrough came through a collaboration with renowned singer Malooko on the popular track ‘Nik Da Koka’.

The song proved an instant hit, making Altaf a favourite among Punjabi music fans and propelling her into the national spotlight. Building on that momentum, she released ‘Majboori’, a track that demonstrated her wide vocal range and skill.

The song not only expanded her fan base but also confirmed her place in the industry as one of its most promising young performers. Her ability to switch between spiritually infused melodies and energetic anthems has established her reputation as a versatile singer.

What sets Altaf apart is the sincerity and emotion that run through her work. Her songs carry a directness that connects deeply with listeners, giving her performances a quality that resonates across diverse audiences.

Through persistence, dedication, and hard work, she is steadily emerging as one of the brightest stars of Pakistan’s music scene, with many already regarding her as a future superstar.

This rise has not gone unnoticed. Sara Altaf is now among the headlining acts for the country’s most anticipated cultural events. Such as Qalandars Night, organised by the Pakistan Super League (PSL) franchise Lahore Qalandars at Minar-e-Pakistan in April.

For Sara Altaf, the invitation to perform at such a high-profile event reinforces her growing influence. From her early success with ‘Nik Da Koka’ to her own acclaimed singles, she has built a trajectory marked by talent and determination.