Sanjith Hegde says India culturally moved by sounds that have wide applications

Singer Sanjith Hegde Talks About Indian Music Culture

Mumbai, Feb 21 (IANS) Singer Sanjith Hegde, known for his track ‘Gulaabo’, spoke about the cultural impact of Indian sounds in the music industry. He emphasized the importance of melody and how it resonates with the people of India.

Hegde, who has worked across different languages in India, expressed that the use of Indian sounds in various ways deeply impacts the country’s music culture. He stated, “when a melody that’s more native and nostalgic to our space is used it hits home the most.”

The singer also delved into the technical aspects of his track ‘Gulaabo’, highlighting the sound elements used in the song. He explained the chorus and the intention behind using the repeated phrase, “I know gulabo used a million times doesn’t hold much lyrical weight but the idea was to make it funny and funky.”

Hegde also addressed the impact of streaming platforms and Reels on mainstream music, stating, “With reels and streaming platforms people have found new ways to consume art and music, it has obviously got a lot easier to consume just a part of a song rather than the entirety of it.”
When asked about the greatest singer of India, Hegde named Pandit Bhimsen Joshi as the G.O.A.T. (Greatest of all times).

It is clear that Sanjith Hegde believes in the power of melody and Indian sounds in shaping the music culture of the country. His insights shed light on the technical and cultural aspects of music, as well as the impact of modern technology on the industry.

–IANS
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