Naren's indie round-up/ Sept 2022, Ep 1
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BY NARENDRA KUSNUR The PropheC/ Secrets Label: Self-released Rating: *** 1/2 Indo-Canadian singer and producer Neal Chatha, who goes by the name The PropheC, has been consistently churning out catchy Punjabi songs for over a decade. His first single 'Sohni' made him popular among the expat audience. The new PropheC release 'Secrets' again falls in the bhangra-pop space, with a catchy hook, strong choruses, vibrant rhythms and smart production. The lyrics talk of knowing the secrets a lover keeps in her heart. The song is reminiscent of the group Stereo Nation, with its Indo-global feel. Hector Toro's video is an asset, shot in snow-capped locales with The PropheC and model Esha Jas. The melody and visuals are in good sync. In fact, The PropheC has had some fantastic videos earlier too. Mirande Shah/ Krishna Nee Begane Label: Self-released Rating: **** In 1996, the Colonial Cousins Hari and Lezz gave their own twist to the traditional Kannada bhajan 'Krishna N