Javed Ali Talks About How the Music Industry Changes Every Six Months: “I Try To Bring Something New With My Songs,”
Javed Ali, a singer who has performed a number of lovely songs, claimed that the music industry is evolving right now, with new sounds appearing every six months, and that each performer must adjust to it without losing his own identity.
Ali, who is responsible for songs like “Srivalli,” “Kun Faya Kun,” “Tu Jo Mila,” and many more, is back with a new single titled “Hanju.” It was written and is being produced by Danish Gandhi, the nephew of Ajay Devgn, and it stars Priyank Sharma and Ishita Raj. The audience is responding enthusiastically to the song.
The singer discussed the song, upcoming changes in the music industry, the reconstruction of classic songs, and much more in an exclusive interview.
“Drastic changes are coming in the music industry,” Javed Ali warned when discussing the upcoming developments. A new style with a new sound debuts every six months. We must adjust properly, and I make an effort to always add something fresh to my music. But I do think we should adjust to that shift while maintaining our unique identities.
“I initially tried that manner of singing when I sang the song “Srivalli.” After that, I embarked on a new journey. I made an effort to introduce something fresh even in the song “HANJU.”
“This song is very close to my heart,” he added while referring to the song Hanju. The song’s simplicity and emotions appeal to me. The song is really wonderfully written and arranged.
He responded to the question of whether it was appropriate to recreate famous songs by saying, “If we try to change the composition of famous songs, it damages the feelings of the individuals who have listened to the original one. The younger generation, however, appreciates its novelty. I believe that there is a balance. Recreating famous songs is fine as long as we don’t change their core message or add anything new.
Javed Ali sings the love song “Hanju” brilliantly, and the music was composed by sachhin and ashu
