Bengaluru on September 5th.
Pranaay has experience in creating music. His new song called “Ho Tayyar” for the movie “OMG 2″ has gotten over seven million views on YouTube by itself in just three weeks since it was released.
In the past 15 years, the composer from Mumbai has made many films like ‘Raaz 2’, ‘Ragini MMS 2’, ‘Munna Michael’, ‘Baaghi’, ‘Baaghi 2’, ‘Baaghi 3’, and his newest film. He has also made music for many web series and almost 100 advertisements.
Music is a kind of sound. However, I believe it is much harder to release it by yourself. Pranaay said that as the composer, you have to take care of marketing, reaching out to people, collaborations, and everything else.
Pranaay said that he learned over time that you can’t make music happen if it doesn’t come naturally, whether it’s for movies, commercials, or his own album. If something can go inside or be placed in something else, then it fits properly. In my opinion, I don’t really care about what is popular at the moment because by the time something becomes popular, it’s already finished. It’s better to make music that means something to you and as long as your directors and producers also believe in that, I think that’s the best approach,” he said.
Usually, when we create a song, we use pretend words before adding the real ones. If I am creating a Hindi song, I will include some Hindi words. “But, in some way, the words I used for these two songs ended up sounding like Tamil,” explained Pranaay.
“I began my career in movies, starting with ‘Raaz 2’. ” And then I noticed that it takes a long time for movies to be completed. Sometimes, it takes about six months to a year for the songs to be released. Pranaay, who was in his early 20s and had a family that didn’t understand how music composing as a career works, decided to try advertising instead. In advertising, the income is steady and reliable. “He said he had to show his family, especially his dad, that the career he chose was not a wrong choice. ” Can you please provide the text that you want me to rewrite.
Better to do music that resonates with you than chase trends, feels ‘Ho Tayyar’ song composer Pranaay
