'Amazing people': Indian singer Shilpa Rao sings praises of 'Left Right'

Talented Pakistani musicians joined forces to create the track that has been lauded by Rao

Popular Indian singer Shilpa Rao recently took to her Instagram story to express her admiration for the newly released song Left Right by Ali Sethi, Shae Gill, Maanu, and Abdullah Siddiqui.

The performer, who was featured in Coke Studio Pakistan in 2016 with the absolute phenomenon that was Paar Chana De, praised the talented team, referring to them as "amazing people" and commending their work by saying, "Well done!"

In their latest collaboration, some of the most talented names in the Pakistani music industry today joined forces to create the electrifying track that has been lauded by Rao. The accompanying music video quickly gained attention on social media platforms, receiving accolades for its innovative sound and catchy lyrics.

The song's exceptional songwriting abilities were evident, as it seamlessly blended various emotions such as love, sorrow, angst, and desire into a cohesive masterpiece. With four different artists contributing their unique perspectives, the collaboration's success in creating a cohesive narrative is commendable.

The lyrics of Left Right weave together a compelling story, further enhanced by the visually captivating music video. The track incorporates elements that reminded one of the global sensation that was Pasoori, featuring reggaeton beats and an arrangement that starts off reminiscent of a Coke Studio number before taking an unexpected turn.

The song's production and overall treatment reflect the distinctive style of Siddiqui, while each artist involved brings their own standout qualities to the project. Among them, Gill shines the brightest with her powerful vocals and charismatic presence, becoming a defining element of the track.

The track is an infectious and groovy banger that is bound to stay in listeners' heads. With its captivating melody and memorable lyrics, the song has the potential to carve a special place in the hearts of its audience.

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