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OutStation's First Mumbai Song: A Journey of Brotherhood
18 Sep
Summary
- The band's first song created together in Mumbai captures unspoken feelings.
- It evolved over a year with continuous band input and feedback.
- The song is a reflection of their shared brotherhood and journey.
OutStation, India's emerging Gen Z boyband, has unveiled 'Kuch To Hai Yahan,' a track marking their initial collaborative creation in Mumbai. This song delves into the ambiguous nature of unspoken emotions, set against a backdrop of romance and adventure, further enhanced by a dreamlike music video.
The five-member group, comprised of Bhuvan Shetty, Hemang Singh, Mashaal Shaikh, Kurien Sebastian, and Shayan Pattem, considers 'Kuch To Hai Yahan' a significant piece of their shared brotherhood. The melody, initially a casual hum, evolved over more than a year through continuous refinement by the band.
OutStation shared this song with their devoted fanbase, the 'Passengers,' during their recent 10-city tour, describing the experience as surreal. The release accompanies a period of significant growth for the band, who have amassed over 860,000 monthly listeners on Spotify and a substantial following on social media platforms.
Following viral successes and a sold-out show in Mumbai, OutStation recently concluded their national tour, offering previews of their upcoming EP, 'Homecoming.' 'Kuch To Hai Yahan' serves as a poignant reminder of the band's origins.
