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Welcome Holi with THESE Vibrant New Songs to Light Up Your Celebration

by Ratan Srivastava
written by Ratan Srivastava

This Holi, T-Series is all set to add a splash of color and rhythm to your festivities with an electrifying lineup of new songs that promise to make your celebrations unforgettable. From soulful melodies to high-energy anthems, there is something for everyone to groove to this Holi season.

Kick off the Holi celebrations with Sachet-Parampara, as they are here to elevate your Holi experience with “Chinta Kis Baat Ki.” This dynamic duo brings their signature energy and flair to this infectious Holi anthem, promising to wash away your worries and set the stage for an unforgettable celebration.

“More Kanha,” is a catchy tune that promises to become your favourite this Holi season. Song by pop rock band Faridkot by IP Singh and Rajarshi Sanyal, and Sung by the talented Kavita Seth, this song is already making waves with its infectious beats and vibrant lyrics. Get ready to lose yourself in the joy of colors and spirit of festival with “More Kanha.”

Don’t forget to add a touch of freshness to your Holi playlist with “Aaj Biraj Mein Holi Re Rasiya.” Sung by the talented Jaya Kishori and Neeti Mohan, this song brings refreshing vibes and vibrant rhythms to your celebrations. Get ready to immerse yourself in the spirit of Holi with T-series top hits that are already making waves. The song is composed by Raaj Aashoo and written by Seepi Jha.

Get ready to paint the town red (and blue, green, and yellow!) with these vibrant new songs this Holi season!

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King
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King announces New Life’s India Tour, promises fans an unforgettable experience

by Ratan Srivastava
written by Ratan Srivastava

Currently at the top of his game and making waves with his music globally is King. With a success story that looks straight out of a Bollywood film, King’s journey has been nothing short of inspiring. Hailed as India’s fastest-growing artiste today with hits like ‘Maan Meri Jaan’, ‘Tu Aake Dekhle’, and others to his credit, King came from a humble family background and disrupted the Indian pop music scene with his craft. Today, the musician gave a special surprise to his millions of fans by announcing his India tour.

Titled ‘New Life’, the India tour will have the artiste perform at different places all around India including cities like Mumbai Bengaluru, Jaipur, Hyderabad, Guwahati, Kolkata, Goa, and many more. Sharing the same on his social media handle, King wrote, “ NEW LIFE INDIA TOUR IS HERE‼️🌎🗝️

It’s time for the biggest India tour 🇮🇳
We’ve put our blood & sweat to make this tour an experience of a lifetime. Please come and join us to be a part of this moment.

I bet this is going to be an experience of a lifetime 🇮🇳🌎🗝️🔥🤴”

https://instagram.com/ifeelking?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

Opening up about his excitement on the same, King said in an official statement, “
“I’m thrilled about my India tour for the album ‘New Life.’ The incredible love and support from my fans over the years have been truly overwhelming. I can’t wait to see everyone and perform for them. I’m determined to give back the same love and affection I receive every day from my fans. My heart is full, and I’m excited to meet you all my King’s Clan.”

Speaking of King’s album ‘ New Life ’, has a total of Nine songs, out of which ‘Crown’ has already garnered a lot of appreciation from the masses. Well, we sure can’t wait for this India tour to kick-start.

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Madhur Sharma
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On the occasion of Friendship Day, Saregama presents a unique performance of Kaho Na Pyar Hai by Madhur Sharma

by Ratan Srivastava
written by Ratan Srivastava

Love and friendship have been two of the most complex but beautiful bonds humans have. And while they intertwine, Saragama has summed up these two bonds very beautifully. On friendship day, Madhur Sharma paid an ode to friendship with his latest song Kaho Na Pyar Hai. The audio of the song was recently released on all streaming apps.

Madhur Sharma’s lofi rendition of Kaho Na Pyar Hai aptly defines the equation of ‘love is friendship, friendship is love’. Shot on beautiful white beaches, Madhur’s latest song hits differently. While the original Kaho Na Pyar Hai is a hit to date, it also makes for a perfect friendship day song, and hence the Lofi version has been created.

Talking about the song, Madhur says, “Kaho Na Pyar Hai has been very close to my heart. I always wanted to recreate the song in my way and I am glad Saregama gave me this opportunity. Friendship as a bond matters a great deal to me. And giving this romantic song a twist of dosti and shooting at an amazing location truly made it a memorable experience”

While Kaho Na Pyar Hai redefines friendship like never before, this Lofi version is sure to win hearts. Sung by Madhur, the original lyrics are penned by Ibrahim Asgq, and the music is given by Swapnil Tare.

https://linktr.ee/kahonapyarhai

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Shivani Paliwal
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Shivani Paliwal teaches ‘Now United’ on how to dance on an Indian song

by Bollywood Society
written by Bollywood Society

Shivani Paliwal who is the only Indian who is part of Now United the first global pop group took it to her to teach all of her teammates to dance to an Indian song.

The team took to social media to post the group shaking a leg to the popular song Aaj Sajeya from Saregama Music Label. The video showcases Shivani teaching the team how to dance. The first video shows Shivani teaching while the second one shows the team dancing to the tune.

The video instantly became viral and everyone has been praising Shivani and Now United for dancing to an Indian song. Talking about the same Shivani said, “It was really exciting to teach all the Now United members a little bit more about India’s culture and its dances. The experience I had with filming and teaching the choreo for the reel was great. Everyone had so much fun doing the dance and showing their interest in my culture. The thing I love most about Now United is they are always eager and enthusiast towards learning about each other’s countries and their culture”

“I always loved watching Shivani dance Indian dance!! It is so graceful and beautiful! Learning the dance was a little difficult for me because the Hand movements are so different and detailed but it was so much fun learning it and dancing it” said Sina from Germany.

Shivani Paliwal performing on stage

This video proves that song and music have no barrier and Indian music is being loved by the world with more and more celebrities taking a liking to the songs and performing reels.

Now United is the first global pop group, formed in Los Angeles in 2017 by Idols creator Simon Fuller. The group consisted of 18 members, each representing a different country and nationality from around the world.

Shivani Paliwal with another her group member

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AR Rahman
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At his Dubai studio, AR Rahman greets maestro Ilaiyaraaja

by Ratan Srivastava
written by Ratan Srivastava

Thousands of music enthusiasts are ecstatic that maestro Isaignani Ilaiyaraaja visited Oscar winner A.R. Rahman’s Dubai studio. AR Rahman, who shared a photo of himself with Ilaiyaraaja on Instagram, captioned, “Such a pleasure welcoming the Maestro to our Firdaus studio…Hope he composes something amazing for the Firdaus orchestra to play in future!”

Fans of good music all across the world regard both music directors as legends. AR Rahman began his career as a keyboard player for Ilaiyaraaja before becoming a music director.

The photo of Rahman and Ilaiyaraaja wowed not only fans but also a number of prominent actors and singers, who expressed their delight.

Some of the individuals who commented on the photo of the luminaries together were actress Shraddha Srinath, rapper Blaaze, music producer Meghdeep Bose, and vocalist Hariharan.

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What are the Good movies about music celebrities on Netflix?

by Ratan Srivastava
written by Ratan Srivastava

As everyone who works inside the music industry is likely to be considered a “musician,” not everyone agrees. Some claim that pop music isn’t genuine music, while others feel that classical music is really the only true music, while yet others believe that indie music is the only type worth listening to. However, as the numerous music-themed films demonstrate, there are several ways to be a “genuine” musician and Good movies convey your passion for the trade and profession.

Whether you’re loud as well as dramatic, quiet and temperamental, or somewhere in the middle, all musicians understand the need of connecting with your emotions and channel them outside to produce art.

While musically talented people may pour their energy but also emotions into creating a surprise album such as Beyoncé or a compilation album collection, they may also just want to unwind and watch a film that speaks to their soul.

Without further ado, here are 26 Netflix movies that musicians (and non-musicians) will like. There’s something for everyone on this list, from Taylor Swift’s Miss Americana to The Dirt, so put that new playlist on hold and settle in for the finest the streaming platform has to offer.

1.           The Runaways

This coming-of-age biopic starring Kristen Stewart as well as Dakota Fanning as Joan Jett and Cherie Currie of the 1970s rock band The Runaways, respectively, was released in 2010. It chronicles the whirlwind narrative of the band’s founding and popularity, including the production of their song “Cherry Bomb,” up until her traumatic exit from the group in 1977, centred on lead vocalist Currie’s biography.

John & Yoko: Above Us Only Sky

This film focuses on John Lennon’s high-profile relationship with Yoko Ono and how it influenced the former Beatle’s album Imagine, which has been released in 1971 and included the famous “Imagine,” as well as “Oh Yoko!” and “How Do You Sleep?” Above Us, Only Sky, which was first shown on Channel 4 in 2018, includes never-before-seen videos and current-day interviews with people connected to the events.

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What song came out in the last 5 years pop genre female singer?

by Ratan Srivastava
written by Ratan Srivastava

“I Want It All” is indeed a track by the British rock band Queen from their studio album The Miracle, released in 1989. This was released as that of the album’s first single on 2 May 1989, composed by the guitarist as well as backing vocalist Brian May female singer (although attributed to Queen) as well as produced by David Richards.

“I Want It All” reached number three upon that UK, Finland, Ireland, as well as New Zealand singles charts, as well as the US Billboard Album Rock Tracks list. It also charted in Australia, Belgium, Germany, Norway, as well as Switzerland, peaking at number two inside the Netherlands and inside the top ten in Australia, Belgium, Germany, Norway, and Switzerland. This became an anti-apartheid patriotic song in South Africa because of its message regarding battling for one’s own aims.

The Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert, presented by that of the three surviving members of Queen, notably Roger Daltrey delivering lead vocals as well as Tony Iommi playing rhythm guitar, was held on April 20, 1992, three years after the song’s debut. Freddie Mercury never performed the song live because he died of AIDS in November 1991 just at age of 45, while his final concert with Queen was at Knebworth Park on August 9, 1986, just at end of The Magic Tour. Mercury sings the majority of the song, with May performing the choruses and middle eight.

As per John Deacon, the track was among just a few that had been written when the band went into the studio in early 1988 to record The Miracle album. May’s mixed sentiments following his split after his first wife, Christine Mullen, as well as his subsequent romance with Anita Dobson prompted the tune.

The song “I Want It All” is particularly dark, with themes of revolt and societal upheaval. Songwriter May, on the other hand, believes that the song is about having objectives as well as fighting for them; as just a result, this became an anti-apartheid tune in South Africa, as well as a homosexual rights protest theme and a rallying cry for African-American youth.

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What equipment allows you to lower the volume of the music?

by Ratan Srivastava
written by Ratan Srivastava

Equalization is indeed the process of altering the level of distinct frequency bands within about an audio stream in sound recording as well as reproduction. An equaliser is indeed the circuit or piece of equipment that does this.

To alter the bass and treble on most hi-fi equipment, simple filtering are used. The frequency content of such an audio source may be tailored considerably more easily with graphic and parametric equalisers. Broadcast as well as recording studios utilise sophisticated equalisers that can make even more comprehensive changes, including removing undesirable sounds or enhancing the prominence of certain instruments or voices. Equalizers are “frequency-specific volume knobs” because they “change the loudness of audio signals at certain frequencies.”

Equalizers are being used to correct or regulate the response of microphones, instrument pick-ups, loudspeakers, as well as hall acoustics in recording studios, radio studios, and production control rooms, as well as live sound reinforcement and instrument amplifiers, including such guitar amplifiers.

Equalization can also be used to eliminate or minimise undesired noises, highlight certain instruments or voices, improve specific components of an instrument’s tone, or battle feedback in a public address system. Equalizers are also used in music production to modify the timbre of individual instruments and vocals by changing their frequency content, as well as to fit individual components within the mix’s broader frequency spectrum.

Prior to the introduction of electrical amplification, the notion of equalisation was initially used to rectify the frequency response of telephone lines utilizing passive networks. Originally, equalisation was used to “compensate for” (i.e., correct) an electric system’s uneven frequency response by adding a filter with the opposite response, restoring the transmission’s fidelity. The net frequency response of the system might be a flat line since its response at any frequency is identical to it’s own response at every other frequency. As a result, the term “equalisation” was coined.

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Why do women mostly dance to African music?

by Ratan Srivastava
written by Ratan Srivastava

Dance is just as much a part of people’s lives as eating, drinking, as well as working for me as a native African, but it is a vital component of our worship since it is frequently addressed inside the Bible, notably in the Old Testament. Dance is a kind of worship in that it expresses love and adoration for God. It was thought that it, combined with other spiritual acts, was acceptable to God as sufficient veneration.

A few Scripture texts demonstrate this: “An opportunity to weep as well as a chance to laugh, a chance to lament and a chance to dance,” Ecclesiastes 3:4 says.

Dance in Africa reflects comparable sentiments, not just of worship but also of social communication: prayer, strong relational feelings, and even life phases transitioning from one to the next. It also conveys principles, morals, and perhaps even social graces lessons that are utilised to help people progress and rejoice.

Dance is significant for a variety of reasons. That’s an experience that takes us beyond the physical and into the intangible, and it’s just a means for us to express ourselves when words fail us. We may sense the joy of a freshly discovered love, certainty within the midst of great anguish or struggle, the energising fire of our infancy, as well as the tranquilly of our later years.

Cultural or social dance is a term used in Africa to describe movements that exemplify our traditional values and ideals. Each culture dance does have a tale to tell that represents specific values or beliefs, so it’s more than just learning new routines. When the motions of dance are combined, they convey a tale that allows one culture to share or teach another about its way of life.

Each clan in Nigeria has to have someone dedicated to designing and passing along the clan’s customary motions in order to ensure the precision of the movements that will preserve the integrity of tradition. Because each clan’s culture has its own set of motions, this “dancing ace” ensures that everyone understands what they are and can dance them. 

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How do I find out if Jimmy Page from Hollywood Calif is alive?

by Ratan Srivastava
written by Ratan Srivastava

It’s no surprise that Led Zeppelin’s founder and principal musical architect, guitarist Jimmy Page, is still fighting to get out from beneath the shadow cast by the band.

By the time the British band called it quits in 1980, following the death of drummer John Bonham, Zeppelin had surpassed even the Rolling Stones as that of the world’s largest live draw.

The band, which further comprised vocalist Robert Plant as well as bassist-keyboardist John Paul Jones, was regularly panned by critics for its own bombastic attitude and usually insubstantial lyrics.

The band’s most iconic songs, particularly the epic “Stairway to Heaven,” are just as firmly embedded inside the rock psyche as anything written by Lennon as well as McCartney or Bob Dylan.

The nearly terrifying strength of Zeppelin’s folk, rock, as well as a blues-influenced sound set them apart. Zeppelin’s aural onslaught was so overpowering that it’s no surprise that perhaps the band’s presence is mirrored in the works of bands ranging from Jane’s Addiction to Metallica.

The band’s music has remained popular enough for a four-disc box set released in 1990 had become the best-selling CD retrospective of all time, with an estimated 1 million copies sold for over $70 apiece. There will be a second retrospective in the near future.

The page has attempted several times to reestablish his musical stamp on rock, including a 1982 movie soundtrack, two albums, as well as a U.S. tour well with Firm (including Bad Company vocalist Paul Rodgers), as well as a 1988 solo album as well as tour.

Nothing, though, showed his Zeppelin days’ force and confidence—until now. The page has established a band called Coverdale/Page with vocalist David Coverdale of Whitesnake as well as Deep Purple fame. Their debut album, which will then be released Tuesday by Geffen Records, recaptures much of Zeppelin’s blues-rock force and passion.

You can understand Page’s concern if the rock world has spent more than a decade wondering if he would ever rediscover his former touch.

“I believe everyone passes through with a phase when they’re afraid of losing… that spark,” the guitarist adds, sitting in a West Hollywood hotel room alongside Coverdale.

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