It is the most common story of children ignoring their parents to win the race of life, oftentimes forgetting those who gave us the gift of life. When our parents reach their second childhood, they only ask for the love and quality time of their children. But, we stay busy in the hustle of life, forgetting the sacrifices they made and the pain they endured to fulfill our dreams. And the sad part is that we realise this only after losing them to the stars.

The love of a mother, in particular, is the purest form of love. Despite all the pain, we give her, a mother always forgives her child, as was rightly stated by Honore de Balzac, “The heart of a mother is a deep abyss at the bottom of which you will always find forgiveness”,

Divya Kumar, in his mesmerising voice, paints these emotions flawlessly in his latest song “Tere Aanchal”. It depicts the memories that a mother recollects while missing her son and highlights the pain she goes through by the ignorant behaviour of her children. It portrays the longing of a mother for her children and heartbreak of the son who misses his mother after she is long gone.

Parag Vijra from Creative Canvas Entertainment highlights that the heartbreaking stories of children considering their parents as a burden were the inspiration behind this concept. Reminding the children that treasuring this relationship is more important than materialistic pursuits, is the soul behind this concept.

This heart touching melody is sung by Divya Kumar, composed by Ritesh Kumar Nalini, its lyrics are penned by Sonia Khurania and produced by Parag Vijra of Creative Canvas Entertainment in association with Buzzverb IMC and co-produced by Dr. Mohit Sharma, with Devlok Channel as its Video Partner and JUGNUCRAFT as the Digital Partners.

‘Tere Aanchal’ is now available on Gaana, Saavn, Hungama and more than 100 music apps worldwide. 

Music has the power to stir souls. I’m sure we all have experienced the power of music, if not often, then at least once during our lifetimes. It adds weight to our moments of joy as well as lifts us during grief and sadness. Indian classical music, one of the toughest to master, is a soulful part of the diverse musical forms present all around the world. Moreover, as digitalization takes over the music industry, it is important that forms of digitalized Indian music be introduced so that it’s horizons are expanded.

The Kapi dance, an original piece composed by Mahesh Raghvan and Nandini Shankar is a perfect blend of electronic music with the music produced by classical Indian instruments. Very beautifully executed, the music produced makes one sway soulfully and prompts one to dance at the same time. A mixture of Carnatic, Hindustani and Electronic music, it relaxes and loosens up the listener’s mind. The expressions and joviality present on the enthusiastic faces of the musicians make the video even more enjoyable. We recommend you to give a listen to this commendable piece of music and join us in our enjoyment of it!

The 21st century is the era wherein auto tunes and digital instruments enable anyone and everyone to produce music. Thus, in today’s age, authenticity in music holds greater value than it ever did. Unlike digital music, authentic classical instruments take years to master and perfect. An essential instrument of Indian classical music, the Tabla, holds the spotlight of this segment. We bring to you various talented tabla artists who perform on both Indian and Western songs, infusing them with their crisp beats.

Going by the YouTube handle _thetablaguy surprises his listeners with amazing Indian-Western fusion of Alan Walker’s famous song “Faded”. The incredibly fast movement of his fingers leaves the viewers in awe. He also performs on Pachtaoge, by Arijit Singh. The song becomes lively and peppy instantly, as if his beats add a new life into the song. Shobhit Banwait performs a remix of the Punjabi song Lamberghini, the beats of which would make anyone who listens to it, get up on his feet and dance. Already a hit, Shobit spices it up and makes it even more enjoyable, giving it an enthusiastic upbeat raise. A cover of Ghar More Pardesiya is done by Tabla256 wherein he gives it a very classical touch. The way the beats have been interwoven into the song is praiseworthy. Truptraj Pandya performs classical Tabla Vadan, his expertise in playing the instrument is remarkable and we can sure say he is way ahead of his age. We highly recommend you to hear out these commendable table artists for they are sure to make your day!

Nothing compares to the pain which follows lost love. The memories and feelings fail to leave your conscience and even after years, they lurk around, no matter how hard one tries to get over it. “Teri Yaad” by Jay Kadn is a song whose protagonist goes through a heartbreak so strong that even after eight years he is unable to forget what he lost.

Filled with grief and repentance, the persona of the singer is unable to take his mind off the woman he loved. He regrets the mistakes he made and the way he treated her which negatively impacted their relationship and eventually led to the break up. The song portrays the painful emotions of nostalgia, remembrance, loss, anguish distress and remorse.

A soulful song with lyrics packed with emotions, it is beautifully sung in a melancholy yet soothing tone. We urge you all to definitely listen to this heartfelt song, link given below!

Do you know those moments when we just move our heads in synchronization with the beats and the lyrics fill us with an energetic vigour? Yes, that is the impact that rap music creates on us. Raps magically produce an enthusiastic flow in us, they’re like invigorated forms of poetry.

Today we bring forth an Indian rap-artist, going by the stage name Agsy, whose songs have won the hearts of many. Defying the stigma and social insecurities associated with Indian women in the rap industry, Agrita Dhawan stood against all odds to pursue her dreams. Descending from Faridabad, Agrita always knew she wanted to be a pop singer. Inspired by Disney superstars like Hannah Montana and Demi Lovato, she started writing pop songs and performed at various locations. While doing her graduation from DCAC Delhi University, she discovered her strong inclination towards rap music when she performed a rap sung by Nicki Minaj on a talent event held in her college. She was awed by the encouraging response she got from the audience and decided that rap was what she wanted to do.

Her parents had their hesitations when Agsy told them about her passion for raps and her desire to pursue it as her career. She even went on to do an MBA degree as her parents wanted her to have a “backup” plan. Luckily, she didn’t need any backups as her singing career skyrocketed from singing in cafes to performing on national television.

Off the many challenges that she faced in her chase, she recalls quitting her job for music as one of the hardest choices she ever made, however, success hardly comes easy, does it? Talking about her journey, Agrita advises young dreamers to “NEVER STOP!”. Quite an inspiring figure, we strongly recommend you all to check out her latest video titled “Sherni” and to acknowledge her amazing work.