Jamshedpur youth team launches music album, ‘Sanskaar Holi’

Mail News Service

Jamshedpur, March 9: Jamshedpur’s cultural scenario boasts of a heritage with the unmistakable stamp of tradition blended with fresh hues to add colour to a process of varied regions that continue to flourish in this city. Music is one such genre where new thoughts and concepts are born and added to the wide basket of exciting creativity. The latest is a musical album, ‘Sanskaar Holi’ that was released and is already creating waves in a span of just 24 hours.

Tirio Media (P) Limited has produced this album that assimilates youthful visions of united colours. Bollywood’s Bhojpuri film actor, Sudip Pandey and Pradip Singh Bhojpuria who were the guests at the launch of the musical album, ‘Sanskaar Holi’ were overwhelmed and lauded the entire album team for bringing out music that celebrates the festival of colours in a new dimension.

Actor Sudip Pandey observed on the occasion, “The youth section will simply love this album. We rarely come across such albums these days. I have plans for producing a film and local youth will definitely get an opportunity to perform in this movie.”

An elated Pradip Singh Bhojpuria said, “This album ensconces tradition with more than an exciting touch that will attract the young and old alike. The lyrics have been very well written and rendered.”

Singer Ajit Aman, whose voice has been hailed by astute music lovers in Bihar and Jharkhand, has rendered the songs in a manner to at once attract and walk in to a million hearts. Amit Tiwary has penned the lyrics. Produced by Alok Raj Singh, the album, ‘Sanskaar Holi’ has been directed by Surya Singh Hembram.

Singer Ajit Aman stated, “The album’s lyrics are a combination of Awadhi, Bhojpuri and Hindi languages to project the unity of cultures that our nation is known for.”

The album also projects Holi as celebrated beyond Indian shores especially in the United States of America and England. Ajit has already come under the limelight by rendering songs on late CDS General Vipin Rawat and iconic Ratan Tata.

Others present on the occasion included actor Gurusharan Singh, ex Serviceman Vivek Singh, young writer Anshuman Bhagat, assistant director Manoj Pandey, Dipak Mishra and others.