Shaan, Sonu Kakkar, Iulia Vantur among singers uniting for 'World Prayer'
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Singers Shaan, Sonu Kakkar, Iulia Vantur, Rituraj Mohanty, Abhiman Chatterjee and Mrinal Casewa have come together for composer Sachin Gupta's "World Prayer: A Song in 7.83HZ Earth Frequency".
Singers Shaan, Sonu Kakkar, Iulia Vantur, Rituraj Mohanty, Abhiman Chatterjee and Mrinal Casewa have come together for composer Sachin Gupta's "World Prayer: A Song in 7.83HZ Earth Frequency".
The purpose of the song is to make sure that people don't lose hope during these trying times.
"Music can help us find solace in times of crisis, also keep us entertained during self-quarantine. It's a beautiful prayer, medicine for the soul," said Shaan, about the song that has lyrics by Sachin Gupta, Nadeem Akhtar, Sachin Paul and Iulia.
"The song will instill energy in everyone to fight corona. We want to contribute through music and inspire people to do so. I hope people have faith and stay optimistic. This song is simply an expression to this sentiment," said Kumar Taurani of Tips Music, the label that has released the song.
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