The Pune-based rapper enlists trap producer Harshit Richhariya for a banger of a track
Pune-based rapper Xenon Phoenix (left) and producer Buki. Photo: Riya Bhaskarwar
On his new single “Dead Palace,” Pune-based, Siliguri-bred rapper Xenon Phoenix a.k.a. Subham Ghosh turns to trap and works up a storm as he raps about getting stuck in post-apocalyptic times.
The rapper, who had previously released his widely popular “Twisted Turns” with Polish producer Forxst, met Pune-based producer Buki a.k.a. Harshit Richhariya (also part of electronic group Omniphat) in college and bonded on their mutual love for trap and dance music. Xenon says, “He wanted a rapper for this track, and that’s where the whole thing came up.”
Recorded a year ago, the single””which is co-produced by Mumbai-based Yash Srivastav a.k.a. Burj””was in the works with a music video that’s entirely shot on a camera phone and transformed with VHS-quality filters by Siliguri-based filmmakers Insomniac Pix. What originally turned out to be a “typical” production was retouched with Santoor-esque samples, what Buki refers to as “catchy cultural trap feels.”
The track is released by Dutch label SYGYE, with more music from Xenon Phoenix on the way.
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