Remo D'Souza calls his music label an extension of his efforts to nurture talent


Mumbai, Feb 20 (IANS): Filmmaker and choreographer Remo Dsouza has launched his music label B-Live, and he says his effort is to support budding singers in small town as well as the cities.

"B-Live music is an extension of my continued efforts towards nurturing and promoting new talent in an industry which is very hard to break into. From my personal experience, I can say that struggle helps people in becoming stronger, but with these efforts, I am hoping to ease out the struggle a bit for newcomers," Remo tells IANS.

Remo has given a break to skilled dancers such as Salman Yusuff Khan, Dharmesh Yelande and Punit J. Pathak in his films, and he now wants to extend his efforts in the music industry.

"Music and dance go hand in hand in showbiz, and it is only a natural progression for me to foray into the music world with B-Live. Watch out for some amazing songs and new voices," he says.

The music label has already launched over 20 songs featuring singers like Ishaan Khan, Abhinav Shekhar, Abhi Dutt and Shambhavi Thakur. Two of their songs "Gallan" by Ishaan Khan and "Dil na todunga" by Abhishek Dutt, and a version with Shambhavi Thakur, are reportedly trending on several apps.

 

  

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