Luke Azariah is a Pakistani-born artist, music producer and filmmaker based in Los Angeles. His practice moves between sound, moving image and emerging media, shaped by independent music, commercial production and an interest in connection, identity and play.

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Artist · Music producer · Filmmaker
Based in Los Angeles

Selected work

Six projects / three practices
01

Harkalay

Zahoor x REHMA — Coke Studio Pakistan

Music video direction

A large-scale performance film rooted in Pashtun culture, made for a global audience.

2024
02

Saamnay

Maanu

Music production · Music video direction

A single shaped across sound and image, from co-production and guitar to the final film.

2024
04

Battleground for Every #1

Faris Shafi x PUBG MOBILE

Music production

A commercial anthem made after Faris Shafi approached Luke through his work with Takatak.

2025
05

CM

Maanu x MALIK

Music video direction

Music video direction for Maanu and producer MALIK.

2025
06

Chotay Shehri

Peek Freans Young Pipers Club

Music direction · Sound design · Foley & SFX · Voice-over recording

An animated children’s series created to teach civic awareness and everyday social responsibility.

2026

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About

Los Angeles / Lahore
Luke Azariah working with a mixed-reality headset

Luke moves between disciplines according to what a project needs: producing the music, shaping its visual language, directing the film, or carrying all three through together.

After training as a doctor, Luke chose to pursue art full time. He developed his practice in Lahore through independent music, filmmaking and commercial production, often learning a new discipline because the work required it.

With Takatak, he helped build a progressive-metal project from Pakistan for an international audience. That experience led into music videos, artist development and larger commercial commissions.

Years of commercial production taught him to understand a brief, think about audience and deliver reliably without flattening the idea. He is currently completing a master’s in Narrative and Emerging Media in Los Angeles, extending that approach into interactive and participatory work.