Rego B aka Swastik Bansal On His Album ‘Talking to the Moon’ Becoming Global Sensation, “I Believe My Grandfather Is Watching Me”

Global sensation Rego B, the 13-year-old first and the youngest Indian artist, create an album of global chartbusters. With the blessings of his late grandfather, Disco King Shri Bappi Lahiri, he launched another song in the album titled “Talking to the Moon”. All the songs in the album are the covers of global chartbusters. Rego happens to be the first and the only singer in India who has introduced this unique concept. Shot with a live band, the youngest rock star of India has sworn to take India on the global map “No one has ever released an album full of legendary music icons like Justin Bieber, Freddie Mercury, Adele, Stevie Wonder, Charlie Puth, Bruno Mars, Beatles and Bryan Adams all the legends in the international music scenes and many more globally renowned artists songs. I am very happy to do it. I believe my grandfather is watching me and blessing me that today I am doing good work”

Not at all camera shy, ready to take on any and all questions. Here’s presenting the exceptionally talented Rego B. It won’t be wrong to say that the little kid Rego B aka Swastik Bansal shares an uncanny resemblance with the music maestro late Shri Bappi Lahiri. Rego, who is just thirteen stormed the Indian music scenes with his single Bachcha Party, which crossed 5 million views and made a confident appearance with his grandfather on Salman Khan’s Bigg Boss, Sa Re Ga Ma, Dance India Dance with Madhuri Dixit Nene and Indian Idol where he sang Disco Dancer as a tribute to his grandfather, Rego, who started singing at the age of two, credits his grandfather for his interest in Western and classical music.

A student, a national and an international star Rego B who is juggling his studies along with music, confesses that it indeed is difficult, however, it’s worth it when music is a passion.