On a normal day, you’ll find Indians and Pakistanis at loggerheads with one another under every YouTube video. Comment sections become battlegrounds and squabbling viewers turn into soldiers. However, under a Coke Studio video, the battleground suddenly transforms into a den of amity. Coke Studio, Pakistan’s longest-running annual television music show, has been a stellar symbol of artistic collaboration and innovation since it burst on the subcontinent’s music scene in 2008, charming us with either a catchy Baloch-pop song or an upbeat qawwali. Its 14th season kickstarted on January 14 with Tu Jhoom, a soul-stirring duet by Naseebo Lal (Rajasthani vocals) and Abida Parveen. The season concluded recently with Faisal Kapadia’s first solo Phir Milenge, leaving us with 13 magnificent songs by artists like Atif Aslam and Ali Sethi.