MUMBAI: Shilpa Joshi, a rising Punjabi singer and independent artist, is known for her unique voice and musical versatility. Her songs are deeply rooted in universal human experiences, such as love, pain, self-discovery, and conflicts in relationships, often drawn from her personal life. Her music resonates with the listeners on a personal level and she keeps on exploring more emotions & genres for her audience.
Her latest song,”Jhoote Laare,” reflects on emotions like heartache, broken commitments, and disappointment in love. It combines soulful melodies with poignant lyrics blending traditional elements with contemporary influences creating a relatable experience. With this song, Shilpa unveils a new facet of her musical journey, which she calls the “2.0 version” of herself. Through this release, she wants her fans to listen to her music and truly connect with the message her soul seeks to deliver, a message that the audience may find meaningful and relevant to their own lives. With over 1 million views on YouTube, it’s clear the song has struck a chord with audiences, effectively delivering its message.
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Shilpa shares, “My voice doesn’t go with every genre or song, so I prefer not to change my genre. I will only focus on exploring styles that align with my vocals.” While her unique voice might limit her choices in certain genres, Shilpa doesn’t see this as a barrier. Instead, it motivates her to work harder and experiment with versatility in her songs.
Shilpa is keenly aware of her audience’s preferences and makes it a point to maintain a balance between traditional and modern music. She describes her creative process as one full of constant experimentation and teamwork, ensuring that each song resonates with her fans.
“I would love to collaborate with Karan Aujla and the talented Sachin-Jigarji in the future,” she adds, expressing her excitement for future possibilities. For Shilpa, music is universal. She firmly believes that the emotions and experiences she pours into her songs are what will connect most with her audience.
