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I Always Try To Create Something New: Honey Singh

Darpan News Desk IANS, 27 May, 2017 01:13 AM
  • I Always Try To Create Something New: Honey Singh
Yo Yo Honey Singh who has been one of the most celebrated musicians of the millennium has been spending nearly 12 hours a day in studios. 
 
The trendsetter of Indian Music industry, Honey Singh has been spending 12 hours to create different genre of music. 
 
Yo Yo is making sure that he is dedicating all his time for music and spending as much time as possible in studio. 
 
Honey Singh is leaving no stone unturned to create his magic with his exceptional music. 
 
When asked about his work Honey Singh shares, "When some artistes give a hit song, they keep repeating themselves in the same genre. I always try to create something new. I started with Angrezi beat. Everyone wanted that, but I moved on to Lungi dance, then Party all night and now now it's time for something new for my fans". 
 
 
Honey Singh has been winning hearts with his sensational party anthems like High Heels, Blue Eyes, Lungi Dance, Dope Shope, Desi Kalakaar, Angrezi Beat to name a few and has truly become one of India's most loved music artists. 
 
While he is busy working, his fans are eager to hear from him again. With all the hard work and dedication, we can definitely expect to be treated with much more chartbusters by the music sensation.

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