Famed composer S. R. Dehariya praises Bhojpuri music's folk roots and emotional depth. He composed Chhath Puja devotional “Kaanch Hi Baans Ke Bahangiya” (sung by Anuradha Paudwal) and Hindi hit “Tumse ...

Gaana’s 2025 listening recap indicates a shift in how Indian audiences consume music, with longer time spent on the platform, increased regional discovery and repeat engagement across Indian-language ...

‘Chennai na ve Gaana dhaan ‘ (Gaana means Chennai) is the first thing Gaana artistes state about the city and its art. With its thumping rhythm, easy lyrics, and quick beats, Gaana music captures the ...

Ratan Lal Jain, the driving force behind the music label Bajao Gaana, is making bold moves to expand the reach of his company beyond the Indian music scene. Known for producing a string of hit songs ...

As 2025 reaches its halfway mark, India’s music preferences are shifting, and Gaana’s Mid-Year Magicians campaign highlights these trends. While Bollywood remains dominant, data from the platform ...

New Delhi, May 6 -- Pawan Singh's new Bhojpuri song 2025, Dhaniya Me Paniya, is trending now! Released on 2nd May 2025 on the Aditya Films YouTube channel, this latest Bhojpuri hit song stars Bhojpuri ...

New Delhi, May 6 -- Get ready to groove to the latest Bhojpuri song 2025 - Dhaniya Me Paniya by Pawan Singh and Shilpi Raj! Released on May 2nd by Aditya Films, this trending Bhojpuri track is already ...

An artist has blended the famous Mission: Impossible anthem with Bhojpuri tunes. Not too long ago, it was impossible to think that the theme of an iconic Hollywood film could be given a regional twist ...

In an unexpected twist that has left industry watchers scratching their heads, Gaana once hailed as India's leading music streaming platform, was sold for just ₹25 lakhs (around $30,000). To put this ...

Delhi: Ultra Music, a division of Ultra Media and Entertainment, has launched two new regional YouTube music channels Ultra Music Bhojpuri and Ultra Music Rajasthani. Currently, each channel streams ...

In the context of the recently released biopic Chamkila, which is based on the Punjabi artist Amar Singh Chamkila, the complex relationship between art and vulgarity is once again in the spotlight.