Sufiscore releases new song Umeed with Sairam Iyer

Sufiscore recently released a new song titled Umeed with dual voice singer Sairam Iyer. As things are coming back on track gradually after the lockdown, this song spreads the message of hope. In the song, Sairam Iyer croons in his...

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Updated At : 02:02 PM Aug 30, 2021 IST

Sufiscore recently released a new song titled Umeed with dual voice singer Sairam Iyer. As things are coming back on track gradually after the lockdown, this song spreads the message of hope.

In the song, Sairam Iyer croons in his melodious voice, both male and female, flawlessly. The singer says, “Considering the state of affairs today, given the pandemic and the repercussions, the world desperately needs a breather, a ray of hope, and Umeed comes as that musical self-assurance that infuses hope and positivity for the world to look forward to.”

He adds, “Umeed triggers the child within each one of us, and urges us to break free from the shackles of self-imposed societal restrictions.” The song has been composed by Santosh R. Nair and penned by Alok Ranjhan Jha. The creative director is Sairam Iyer.

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