Sakshi Chopra’s debut single is a fusion of traditional music and contemporary pop

Sakshi Chopra, the rising star on the music horizon, presents her English single Ghosts, which is sung, written and composed by her. It is a mesmerising blend of her Indian heritage and a contemporary pop-infused sound. This emotionally charged track...

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Updated At : 03:35 PM Jan 31, 2024 IST

Sakshi Chopra, the rising star on the music horizon, presents her English single Ghosts, which is sung, written and composed by her.

It is a mesmerising blend of her Indian heritage and a contemporary pop-infused sound. This emotionally charged track has haunting echoes of a past love, where memories linger like ghosts in the singer’s heart.

This debut single is a testament to Sakshi Chopra’s artistry, skillfully combining traditional Indian elements with contemporary pop.

Sakshi says, “Indian artistes are headlining at Coachella and gaining recognition. There’s no better time to put myself out there. India doesn’t have much representation when it comes to English music, although we are the second largest English speaking country in the world. I’m thrilled to take on this journey.”

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