Guru Randhawa teases release of new 7-track album, 'Unstoppable'
Fans of Punjabi singer Guru Randhawa rejoice! The rockstar is set to release new music in the form of the album Unstoppable. Taking to his social media handles, the Ban Ja Tu Meri Rani singer shared a snippet from one of the songs from the upcoming seven-track album, thereby officially announcing the project on Monday. Here's all we know about Unstoppable.
This is how the announcement was done
In the nearly 30-second-long teaser clip announced by Randhawa, we see a bike resting in an arid location as an upbeat Punjabi tune plays in the background. We hear more of the track as Randhawa enters the scene and rides away. Characteristic of his style, we get a blend of Punjabi music and EDM. The crooner announced the title of this song is Signs.
Check out the teaser clip here
What will be Randhawa's look in music video?
After dropping the teaser, the Suit Suit singer also posted his own image, donning a black kurta pajama, styled with a vest jacket of a contrasting color. This could be his look from the music video. While we do not know the exact release date, Randhawa has promised the album will be out "soon." Moreover, his frequent collaborator, T-Series will be backing Unstoppable.
Randhawa has US tour lined up in March
Talking about his upcoming projects, Randhawa also has his US tour lined up. Sharing a teaser for the tour, the crooner revealed he will be holding concerts in March this year. According to the video, a show in Houston is currently slotted to be held on March 11 and interested people can book their tickets now. Further, he will collaborate with rapper Bohemia, too.
These were Randhawa's recent releases
One of the top singers in the country at the moment, Randhawa recently voiced Main Chala, a romantic ballad picturized on Salman Khan and Pragya Jaiswal. He collaborated with Iulia Vantur on this. Before that, in December last year, Randhawa (30) had given us the dance number Dance Meri Rani featuring Nora Fatehi. The track had received massive reception upon release.
