Kowshik Saha is about to take the music industry by storm with his hit single "Just Gotta Know"
Apr 9, 2021
Binghamton, New York Apr 8, 2021 (Issuewire.com) - With 2020 being his breakout year, Kowshik Saha is planning universal domination for the current year, 2021.
Kowshik Saha has been on success throughout what many people may consider the worst year of the century, but his dedication has displayed in his music. Starting off 2020 as an independent artist, he continues to increase his growing catalog of music, increasing the size of his fanbase in the process. His first single of 2021 "JUST GOTTA KNOW" was a hit, blending electronic music with pop mixed in its composition. Its new sound has the music industry waiting for its next project.
While talking to Kowshik on the composition of his song, he said, "The song was composed in July 2020 while I was going through some tough times in my personal life. The lyrics were very depressing and different back then. I had almost completely forgotten about this composition but a few months ago, I was browsing through my cloud storage files and suddenly stumbled upon this composition in one of my recordings, so I instantly decided to give it a second chance and complete the lyrics in order to proceed with the song. After I was done composing the song, I sent it to some of my friends to preview it and see if the lyrics were up to the mark, they really liked it and that's how the whole song got made".
While asked about how he got inspired to make this type of music after already having an audience for his recreated music, Kowshik said "It was just about time to come up with an original composition. Frankly speaking, it is a dream for artists to have their own songs. I am a huge fan of Halsey, Charlie Puth, Bruno Mars just to name a few artists whose music really moves me, and therefore, my singing in this song was massively inspired from their music styles".
For more details about Kowshik Saha:
https://beacons.ai/kowshiksaha
https://instagram.com/kowshikrsaha
https://open.spotify.com/artist/1eZS9tmup5gEujYw3L9CPb
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