Singer and composer Adnan Sami is back after a long hiatus of 2 years with his new single Alvida. The spicy song touches on different kinds of emotions like love, pain, suffering or a sense of longing for loved ones. Although the award winner of Padma Shri is very happy with the kind of response he gets from music lovers, he finds the current situation of music in the Indian film industry unfortunate.
Adnan mentioned the imbalance of more remixing than creating original music in the industry, telling us very candidly: “The things are that nothing can beat originality. Recreation is not a new phenomenon, even in the 90s there have been a lot of remixes. But back then, originals were produced at a much higher frequency. Today, especially music in the film industry, remixes are often put together because everyone wants to play it safe. And because of that, originals have become much less so. So this imbalance is unfortunate.”
“But I feel like movies pay less attention to music because original songs aren’t produced as often. Movies used to have 8-10 songs, now they’ve been reduced to 4 and 5 and sometimes they don’t even have a song you know. Actually, it was the film producers who asked for more songs from musicians before. Right now, the music industry is slowly moving into an independent zone. And the truth is that no music composer intentionally wants to come forward with remakes all the time. They do it out of coercion or demand. of today’s film producers. So I think when music composers start making music on their own, they can do a lot more original work and that’s a good thing. And I think this whole thing with time is going to diminish itself and it’s also going to be healthy, he explained.
When we asked Adnan where he gets inspiration for his music, the singer-composer revealed: “All my independent songs I’ve made so far in my life, including Alvida, are autobiographical in many ways. They’re about my own songs. personal experiences of life. And I try to manifest and express all of that through my music. In my life I have experienced many different forms of breakups or separations, whether it was a romantic breakup, or other people in my life In 2009 I lost my father that was one of the hardest Alvidas of my life So I wanted to make a song that all these different feelings of me, the pain, the suffering that I went through that I thought would be relevant to people out there, because we all go through these situations in our own way.”
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