New Delhi, Nov 24, : .Singer Shaan, who has sung hits like ‘Tanha dail’, “Deewangi deewangi” and “Kuch to Hua hai,” is happy that music is not confined and that everyone can hear it. Shaan has been featured on BIG FM’s The Blue Mic’ as the ‘Artiste of the Week’.He gained attention in 1999 with the song ‘Bhool Ja.But, the game changed in 2000 when he sang the superhit song ’Tanha dil tanha safar.
Shaan spoke to IANS about his feelings about new age musicians.He said that he has “very exciting new talent” and also mentioned new genres of music that are not as popular at the time like Folk Fusion, Desi Rap, Folk Fusion, etc.”There are no walls in music these days, and everyone is accepted,” he said.
Shaan has been associated throughout his career with romantic songs, whether it’s “My dil goes to mmm” or “Chup chupke”, among many others.
Is there a specific reason?
“I have been called a romantic singer, but I have also sung many party songs and other genres.He said that romance is indeed my forte.
BIG FM and Hungama Artist Aloud have launched the Blue Mic initiative.It’s a platform for new music exploration.
How can a platform like this help musicians reach the masses?
Shaan stated: “Radio and digital platforms can have a huge reach and platforms such as ‘The Blue Mic’ cater to young musicians and music hobbyists, and there couldn’t possibly be a better place for young emerging talent.”
What’s next for Shaan?
The singer concluded, “More songs, More music will also explore other avenues such as acting, curating shows,”
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