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Shreya Ghoshal: How I Learn Regional Songs by Observing People
3 May
Summary
- Ghoshal learns regional songs by observing language and accent.
- She studies body language, accent, and speech patterns of creators.
- Inspiration for folk elements comes from remembering artists like Usman Mir.
Playback singer Shreya Ghoshal has offered insight into her process for singing in various Indian regional languages. She explained that her learning is continuous and involves meticulously capturing vocal expression nuances.
Ghoshal described how she closely observes the body language, accents, and speech patterns of those around her when working on songs in languages like Tamil or Malayalam. This observational skill, she noted, helps her stay true to the essence of the regional music.
Furthermore, Ghoshal seeks inspiration for specific musical styles, such as Gujarati folk. She mentioned remembering how artists like Usman Mir would interpret such genres, using these references to enhance her own renditions. Her 'All Hearts Tour' live album was recently released.
