Fresh Indie Fridays #68
Listen to the latest releases from independent acts
Priyanka Nath – “Dancing All Night”
Hyderabad singer-songwriter Priyanka Nath is ending 2022 on a high with her fourth single of the year, the new disco-pop track “Dancing All Night.” The song is quite a contrast from Nath’s previous material and features an upbeat groove, synths, additional funky guitar work from Ricky B as well as the singer-songwriter’s catchy vocal melodies. In a statement, Nath said, “‘Dancing All Night’ is made with the pure intention of having fun while listening to it, wanting to bob your head side-to-side or get your shoulders moving on the dance floor.”
Ace aka Mumbai – Bless Me
Mumbai rapper Ace aka Mumbai from hip-hop crew Mumbai’s Finest recently released his fourth full-length album Bless Me. The record revolves around themes such as Ace’s addictions, his darkest times and how God helped him overcome his troubles, making it one of his most personal bodies of work yet. The album includes a host of collaborators, while Ace retains his punchy delivery and honest lyricism. The artist said in a statement, “Bless Me is more than just an album to me, it is a prayer. I have been through a lot in my personal life and have suffered due to my addictions; writing this album changed all that for me. When I was blacked out and in my darkest times, all I could think of was God, asking him to bless me, so I tried to capture those feelings and share them with everyone. My songs have always helped people in their most difficult times but this one is special as it talks about God and how he can help you if you are willing to help yourself. The album is made with the intent to enlighten.”
Dorwin John – “Aasha”
Mumbai-based singer-songwriter Dorwin John is now out with his debut solo single, the folk-pop song “Aasha.” The track features playful and joyous acoustic guitar parts before a groovy beat, additional pop production and John’s calming voice carry the song. In a statement, the artist said, “The track conveys the honesty and simplicity of being hopeful.”