Madhurame: Armaan Malik Reveals His Experience Singing The Romantic Track For Sukumar Pammi & Shreemani, “Very Rarely Does A Composition Grip You …”

Armaan Malik Talks About How Difficult It Was To Sing In Telugu(Photo Credit –Instagram)

Popular singer Armaan Malik spoke about his latest romantic track, ‘Madhurame’, which is composed and arranged by Sukumar Pammi and has lyrics by Shreemani. He also spoke about the challenges of singing a song in Telugu and shared his experience working with Sukumar and Shreemani.

He said: “Singing ‘Madhurame’ for Sukumar Pammi and Shreemani was truly a delight. Very rarely does a composition grip you at the very first listen and ‘Madhurame’ was that track for me. I’m glad I was able to use a combination of my natural softer tone for the majority of this song and the open-throated vibe for the higher notes.”

Armaan Malik had sung a number of melodious tracks and given several hits like ‘Main Hoon Hero Tera’ for the 2015 film ‘Hero’, ‘Kwahishein’ for Madhur Bhandarkar’s ‘Calendar Girls’, and recently he recorded a English single ‘You’ in collaboration with Arista Records. He also sung for some latest releases such as ‘Bhool Bhulaiyaa 2‘, ‘Major’ and many more.

Armaan Malik who made his debut with the song ‘Bum Bum Bole’ in ‘Taare Zameen Par’, said how challenging it was to sing a song in a regional language.

Singer Armaan Malik further added, “It’s always a challenge to sing songs in the South not because of the diction surprisingly, but because of the intricate melodies they make down there.”

“It’s like I become a student all over again. Learning and humbling myself every time I take a crack at these compositions”, he further added.

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