DG Immortals, renowned for their chart-topping hits “Kaleshi Chori” and “Systumm,” is thrilled to announce the release of their latest musical masterpiece, “Brand New.” This new track promises to take listeners on a captivating journey, blending the timeless charm of the traditional Haryanvi folk song “Nandi K Bira” with the pulsating energy of contemporary urban Haryanvi hip hop.
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Join Telegram Channel“Brand New” begins with a rich tapestry of Haryana’s cultural heritage, where the soulful melodies of “Nandi K Bira” evoke a sense of nostalgia and reverence. However, the magic doesn’t stop there. DG Immortals seamlessly transition this cultural tribute into a vibrant, modern hip-hop beat that sets the stage for an unforgettable auditory experience.
DG Immortals’ lyrics take center stage in “Brand New” as he weaves a compelling narrative of showering his beloved with love and luxury. This track is a testament to DG Immortals’ ability to bridge the gap between tradition and contemporary music, creating a harmonious blend that appeals to a wide audience.
The accompanying music video for “Brand New” is a visual delight, featuring the charismatic talents of Love Kataria and Khyati Sharma alongside DG Immortals himself. The video was shot in the vibrant and scenic backdrop of Bangkok, adding a touch of international allure to this exceptional musical journey.
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Speaking on the release of “Brand New,” DG Immortals shared, “I couldn’t be more excited to share ‘Brand New’ with the world. I hope it resonates with listeners and offers them a unique cultural experience. My expectation is that ‘Brand New’ will become a bridge between the rich heritage of Haryanvi folk music and the dynamic urban Haryanvi hip hop scene, bringing people together through the power of music.”
Entitled “Nandi K Bira Fusion to Urban Haryanvi Hip Hop,” this song is a must-listen for music enthusiasts who appreciate the exquisite fusion of tradition and modernity. It offers a unique and powerful cultural experience, celebrating both the roots and evolution of Haryanvi music.
