The stage is set for a grand musical treat. Salim-Sulaiman, the famed music composer duo, is bringing back their special project, “Bhoomi,” for 2025. This yearly event aims to elevate music, sharing its beauty with more people. Get ready for a lineup that mixes big names with fresh voices.
This year’s “Bhoomi” season will showcase many music legends. Expect to hear Sonu Nigam, Arijit Singh, Shreya Ghoshal, Shankar Mahadevan, Papon, and Hariharan. But it’s not just about the stars. The project will also introduce new and talented regional singers. It’s a chance to discover sounds you might not have heard before.
A Kaleidoscope of Sounds
The “Bhoomi” journey began way back in 1999. It took a break, then came back strong in 2020. Since then, each year brings new melodies and exciting cultural mixes. “Bhoomi 2025” kicked off with a beautiful Gujarati Krishna Pop track. Singer Parthiv Gohil lent his sweet voice to this opening piece.
Listeners are in for a truly diverse experience. This season won’t just feature popular singers. It will also blend musical traditions from Kashmir, Uttarakhand, Punjab, and Northeast India. Imagine pop sounds meeting folk tunes. Picture classical music sharing the stage with electronic dance music. “Bhoomi 2025” promises every color of the musical rainbow.
Star Power and Unique Collaborations
The creators have put together some incredible pairings. Sonu Nigam and rapper Paradox have teamed up for a high-energy dance number. Meanwhile, Arijit Singh delivers a ballad that will surely touch your heart. Fans can look forward to a romantic song from Papon and Shreya Ghoshal.
There’s more to enjoy. Shankar Mahadevan will present a classical performance. Hariharan will share his soulful ghazal. And Pawandeep Rajan brings his unique Uttarakhandi folk melodies. These special acts are making this season stand out.
The Enduring Magic of Bhoomi
Over the years, “Bhoomi” has grown into a collection of about 60 songs. It has gifted us many popular hits. Think of tracks like ‘Chaila,’ ‘Mayavi,’ ‘Jaan Le Gayi,’ and ‘Haq Ali.’ This musical venture has done more than just entertain.
It has successfully brought folk music into the mainstream spotlight. It has also helped shine a light on historic folk songs. These include the 400-year-old Mughal-era ‘Bandish Ja Ja Re Apni Mandirwa.’ Another classic it highlights is ‘Chidiya Da Chamba.’ “Bhoomi” keeps our rich musical heritage alive and thriving.