Atif Aslam and Jyotica Tangri are South Asian vocalists associated primarily with contemporary popular music from Pakistan and India, respectively. Atif Aslam rose to prominence in the early 2000s as a Pakistani playback singer and former member of the rock band Jal, known for his emotive, melismatic singing style that blends pop, rock and South Asian film music; he is notable for frequent work in film soundtracks and live performances. Jyotica Tangri is an Indian playback singer active in the 2010s and beyond, whose work spans Bollywood playback, pop and contemporary Indian film genres; she is recognized for a flexible, polished vocal delivery suited to commercial film songs and independent releases. Both artists are associated with mainstream South Asian popular music and playback singing for cinema.