
Singer-songwriter Siddarth Kakula has released a new single, Sirf Pyaar, that focuses on the gratitude of having experienced love rather than the pain of a breakup. The New Indian Express reports that…
Singer-songwriter Siddarth Kakula has released a new single, Sirf Pyaar, that focuses on the gratitude of having experienced love rather than the pain of a breakup. The New Indian Express reports that the song was inspired by the idea of looking at the bright side of failed relationships. Kakula said the melody always comes first in his creative process, and he writes down song titles in a notepad before letting them attach to a tune naturally.
Kakula, who performs with his band Sunbirds, said he wants to create uplifting music because he dislikes songs that make listeners feel worse. The independent artist acknowledged challenges in the music industry, especially royalties, but stressed the importance of improving one's craft. He has several more releases lined up with Sunbirds before the end of the year.
Breakup anthems dominate playlists, but Kakula's approach offers a quieter alternative: treasuring the good moments without bitterness. The lazy narrative says heartbreak sells, but Sirf Pyaar may prove that gratitude resonates just as deeply. The real test will be whether listeners embrace it as they do the usual bittersweet hits. Can a genuinely happy song find the same audience?
Source: newindianexpress.com
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