Raja Kumari's album 'The Bridge', Nimesh Patel's Stand Up Special, International Dance Day : In This Week's Headlines
We are back with another edition of ‘Weekly Browned Up’ to shed spotlight on what’s happening in Music and Culture.
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Raja Kumari's album 'The Bridge'
Rajakumari, the Indian-American singer-songwriter has released her album ‘The Bridge’ on April 28, 2023. The album comprises nine songs, each showcasing a unique flavor and depth of emotion. From the infectious beats of ‘Born to Win’ to the empowering anthem ‘Fearless’, the album is a celebration of her identity and personal journey. Rajakumari has managed to blend the traditional and the modern, creating a sound that resonates with listeners across the globe.
If you haven’t listened to ‘The Bridge’ yet, give it a spin. You won’t be disappointed. Rajakumari’s ability to seamlessly blend her Indian roots with her American upbringing has resulted in a musical masterpiece that deserves your attention.
Photo via @therajakumari on instagram
Nimesh Patel's 'Lucky Lefty' stand-up special
Nimesh Patel’s stand-up special is the talk of the town. The entire 45 minutes is dedicated to a particular subject matter, and that is testicles. But don’t let that put you off. Patel’s humor and storytelling ability are exceptional, and he had the audience in stitches from start to finish. The jokes are cleverly crafted, and he manages to keep the audience engaged throughout.
If you have not watched it, here is the YouTube link.
Photo via @findingnimesh on instagram
Divine and Baazigar at Spotify Camp Nou
Divine, the rapper who has been breaking barriers and changing the game, was recently spotted at the Spotify Camp Nou stadium. What’s even cooler is that his song ‘Baazigar’ played during an FC Barcelona game. It’s not every day you hear Hindi music at a football stadium in Spain, and Divine’s music has managed to reach beyond borders and connect with people worldwide.
Happy International Dance Day
International Dance Day was celebrated on April 29, and it was a reminder to embrace the joy of dancing. Dancing is a universal language that has the power to bring people together, regardless of their cultural or linguistic background. So, if you haven’t already, shake those hips, move those feet, and let loose. Celebrate the beauty of dance, and let it fill you with joy.
