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Gagan Sharma releases new song

Darpan News Desk, 25 May, 2016 10:32 AM
    Gagan Sharma is thrilled to announce the release of his latest single TERE BINA produced by The PropheC, available on all digital outlets on Thursday, May 26th, 2016 on the Inject Media Label. 
     
    Powered by One Digital Entertainment Gagan Sharma collaborates with multi-talented The PropheC on this beautiful love song. North America’s newest rising star Gagan Sharma delivers a passionate vocal performance accompanied by the soulful modern music given by The PropheC. Tere Bina really strikes the cupid cord and is sure to brighten up those dull days.  Lyrics by Vancouver-based writer Manni Sekhon who has provided Lyrics for “Ferrari” “Jaan Mangdi” by Gagan Sharma.  
     
    Based out of Vancouver BC Gagan Sharma released his debut album Ambitions in 2014 via the MovieBox label, with 10 ground breaking tracks produced by Nick Chowlia. Ambitions gave hits such as “Ferrari” “Jaan Mangdi” and laid path for North America's newest Star Gagan Sharma.

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