It’s my tribute to the makers of the game and the creator of the theme who composed it only with 8bit sound as that was the only thing available then. The music video features Raghav dressed as Mario and Luigi showing the various levels of the game taking us back to the good old days of Nintendos and video cassettes. Speaking on the launch, an elated Raghav had said, “My inspiration behind creating this wind symphony is the years of love for the character and the entire story of Mario. Read | Raghav Sachar plays famous Kishore Kumar song on Japanese wind instrument watch Earlier on Valentine's Day this year, Raghav Sachar had brought together the perfect tribute to one of the most loved video game “Super Mario Brothers” through a musical rendition of its theme using a combination of wind instruments in his signature style. Music is in my DNA! Started playing my first instrument at the age of 4. His Twitter bio reads, 'Multi-Instrumentalist. Sachar prides himself on being a multitasker and often plays classical Hindi songs using different instruments. With a voice worth more than 24 Carat gold and an amazing ability to play over 30 instruments. Read | Alka Yagnik shares a rare old picture with Kishore Kumar 'in the middle of his antics' Raghav Sachar is no stranger to the Indian music scene. Although I miss them but multitasking is my middle name! 😎 Guess the #antara for this #mukhada #raghavsachar #lockdownindia #musicwithraghavsachar /2TtDTfvyVM Life has a way to balance out things and we should give it a chance to do so.Ĭonnect with us on facebook.#day75lockdown Due to the lockdown I have started playing the parts of my band members. Eventually two of those eight songs went in much bigger films. So, I snapped out of it and decided to let things go and move on. I might not be able to create music ever in future. The process and the outcome really got me frustrated and depressed.īut I knew that if I let this feeling grow on me, it will suck out all the music from my life. At the end of it they didn’t take any of the songs. One after the other I made eight songs for the same situation, but they kept rejecting each one of them. I would work for days, come up with a song, but then either the director would reject it, or the actor or the producer would not like it.

I was supposed to do one song for a particular film. I remember one incident that left me feeling utterly dejected. I might not be able to create music ever in future”

“But I knew that if I let this feeling grow on me, it will suck out all the music from my life.

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