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Monali Thakur Drops 3-Song EP "Butterflies" in a Single Day

Singer Monali Thakur has launched her independent EP "Butterflies," featuring three distinct tracks released simultaneously. The songs explore themes of love, unrequited feelings, and irresistible attraction, showcasing a new sonic direction. Thakur expressed excitement about having full creative control to explore diverse musical sounds beyond her Bollywood image. The project features lyrics by Kunaal Verma and music by Keshav Tyohar.

Key Points: Monali Thakur Releases 3 Independent Songs in One Day

  • Releases 3-song EP in one day
  • Seeks full creative control
  • Explores diverse sounds beyond Bollywood
  • Songs cover love, attraction, and longing
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Monali Thakur releases three independent songs in a single day

Singer Monali Thakur launches her EP "Butterflies" with three tracks, marking a new independent creative chapter with full control.

"I'm finally able to put this out... being completely uninhibited and honest with my music. - Monali Thakur"

Mumbai, April 10

Singer Monali Thakur has set a new benchmark by releasing not one, not two, but three of her songs in a single day.

Her EP titled "Butterflies" features three tracks - "Nai Milna Ve", "Piya/I Wanna", and "Butterflies".

"Butterflies" is all about that rush of being in love - the nervous energy, and the stolen moments, whereas "Nai Milna Ve" is a dreamy, bittersweet take on unrequited love.

"Piya/I Wanna" deals with irresistible attraction, that uncontrollable, consuming feeling you get when you're deeply drawn to someone.

Speaking about her latest venture, Monali shared, "For many years, I've wanted to release my EPs, albums, and singles independently, to have full creative control and to explore sounds and sonic spaces that I personally love. I listen to a wide variety of music, and I've always wanted to express that side of me. So I'm honestly very happy and excited that I'm finally able to put this out."

Excited to expand her horizon with "Butterflies", she added, "People know me for sweet, innocent, romantic songs from my Bollywood journey. But I have a very strong and diverse mind, with so many different sounds and thoughts constantly playing in my head. I'm really excited to explore different themes and put that out through my music now."

"My fans have been asking me for years why I'm not singing more, and I'm finally happy that I have something to share with them. There's still more to the story that I'll talk about later, but for now, I just hope my music reaches more people and that my listeners know they can now find me in this space - being completely uninhibited and honest with my music," said the singer.

The lyrics of these songs have been provided by Kunaal Verma, with the music scored by Keshav Tyohar.

"I'm very thankful for the way Kunaal and Keshav have added so much value to these songs," Monali concluded.

- IANS

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Arjun K
This is the kind of artistic freedom our musicians need. Bollywood boxes them in so much. Excited to hear her explore different sounds. All the best, Monali!
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Rohit P
Listened to all three. "Piya/I Wanna" has a fantastic fusion vibe. But honestly, I feel the production on "Butterflies" could have been a bit tighter. Still, a great effort overall.
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Sarah B
As a long-time fan since "Moh Moh Ke Dhaage", I'm so happy she's releasing new music! It's been too long. Can't wait to see her live performance of these tracks.
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Karthik V
Good move. The Indian indie scene is booming. Artists like Ritviz, Prateek Kuhad have shown the way. Monali's voice is pure gold, she will shine here too. All the best didi!
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Nisha Z
The titles sound so interesting! "Butterflies" is such a universal feeling. Glad she's being honest and uninhibited. More artists should do this instead of waiting for film offers.

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