Every colour of Holi depicts Love this year. ‘Tu Meri Holi’ is a Bollywood, pop style song by Faizal Suleman and Kalrav Sarojwal. The latest Holi song on GrooveNexus YouTube channel is releasing on March 21.
Let’s see how the Artists Define Holi
Faizal shared his perspective, saying, “Holi, for me, is a celebration of colours where I can reunite with friends and have a great time. It’s a wonderful opportunity to gather with loved ones, something we often miss out on in our busy schedules. Let’s dance and revel in the music together.”
Kalrav expressed, “Holi represents the vibrant hues of life; it’s truly the festival of colours. Without these colours, life would feel dull and incomplete. Each colour symbolizes various aspects of life, and together, they convey life’s beautiful message.”
Initial Release and Evolution
‘Tu Meri Holi’ was initially released on some audio platforms few years back, but the makers wanted to repurpose it especially for the youth by enhancing the composition and creating a music video. And ‘Tu Meri Holi’ is the result of Faizal Suleman and Kalrav Sarojwal’s passion for this song.
The Idea Behind the Song
The artists aimed to create a modern, upbeat track that resonated with today’s youth. Drawing inspiration from the festival of colours, they infused the song with a desi Indian flavour to capture the essence of Holi.
Music Video Concept and Characters
“Kalrav, Rishabh, and me along with the entire GrooveNexus team came together for this version of music video made available to audience,” says Faizal on music video concept.
The music video revolves around a festive Holi celebration, where people come together in a joyous atmosphere. The narrative follows two couples who develop feelings for each other during the festivities.
Lyrics and Musical Changes
The lyrics incorporate the word “Holi” to emphasize the festival’s significance, while also playing on the Hindi word “Ho Li” to convey a sense of belonging. The composition and music style underwent significant changes, shifting from a folk sound to a more contemporary pop-Bollywood vibe, catering to the tastes of the younger audience. The song is a duet, adding to its liveliness and charm as it narrates the story of two friends attending a Holi party and experiencing infatuation with the girls.
Says the Director of ‘Tu Meri Holi’
Rishabh Tyagi talks about his new song ‘Tu Meri Holi’, saying it’s all about love this year. The lyrics say, “This Holi will be Holi of Love,” so that’s what the song is all about.
They made sure to include all the fun parts of Holi in the music video like bhang, colors, abeer-gulaal, and pichkari. They wanted to capture the joyful spirit of the festival with dancing, drama, flirting, and a DJ party. They worked hard to make the video as rich and exciting as possible. The choreographers did a great job with the dance moves, and the models showed their friendship and lively side.
The video follows two girls who keep running into Faizal Suleman and Kalrav Sarojwal throughout the Holi celebrations. They exchange glances, smiles, and have fun together, which eventually leads to them falling in love.
Watch Teaser Here:
Holi message by the artists:
Kalrav Sarojwal chuckles as he invites everyone to immerse themselves in the joy of song and festival. “Come, join the celebration, revel in the melodies, and who knows, you might even find yourself dancing along with your partner to the tune of ‘Ab ki Holi Tu Meri Ho Li‘.”
Faizal emphasizes the importance of a safe Holi celebration, urging everyone to opt for organic colors, avoid drinking and driving, and simply relish the music.
GrooveNexus: A Platform for Emerging Artists
Kalrav Sarojwal appreciates the collaboration with GrooveNexus, stating, “GrooveNexus offers various opportunities to budding artists, hence got connected with the officials through common connections and collaborated.”
Both Faizal Suleman and Kalrav Sarojwal express their positive experiences working with GrooveNexus, highlighting the support and professionalism of the team.
About the Artists:
Faizal Suleman: Born and raised in Goa, derives his musical inspiration from his father, who captivated audiences despite being an untrained singer performing at Muslim gatherings and qawwali programs. Witnessing his father’s untrained yet mesmerizing voice, Faizal found his calling. Despite lacking formal training, he inherited a remarkable talent for singing. His voice, resonating with raw emotion, gained widespread admiration, prompting requests for a professional pursuit.
Transitioning from engineering to music, Faizal emerged as a multifaceted artist—singer, lyricist, and music director. Beyond his musical endeavours, he exercises his talents as a director in real estate and spearheads his production company, Faizal Suleman Entertainments.
Kalrav Sarojwal: Born into a family steeped in music in Delhi, was nurtured by a father who was both a violinist and lyricist, while his mother excelled in vocals and tabla. His passion for music ignited early, leading him to explore multiple instruments. Yet, as time passed, his focus shifted towards composing and writing.
Venturing into Mumbai’s vibrant music scene, Kalrav spent years honing his craft. He lent his talents to various projects, spanning private albums, catchy commercials, memorable jingles, television dramas, and captivating short films. His work quickly garnered attention, winning hearts, and acclaim, propelling his music to newfound popularity.
Before diving into the music industry, Kalrav had a corporate stint, holding an MBA and contributing to multinational enterprises. His diverse background adds depth and richness to his musical creations, a fusion of business acumen and artistic flair.
Listen more songs from Faizal Suleman and Kalrav Sarojwal: ‘Tu Khushi‘ and ‘Tujhse Juda‘
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