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She has belted out some hip-swaying party numbers including “Buzz”, “Dj waley babu” and “Kareja kareja”. Singer Aastha Gill, who has been featured on the cover of India’s Rolling Stone magazine, says the ‘party songs singer’ tag does not affect her as she feels her music is what defines her.
“The tag doesn’t affect me at all. My songs are what I am. I love to party and the songs which I have sung pretty much describe me but I would love to try genres as well,” Aastha told IANS in an e-mail interview.
The 26-year-old was featured along with rapper Badshah and singer Harrdy Sandhu in the magazine.
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Talking about being featured on the cover, she said: “The feeling is indescribable. It is every artiste’s dream to be on the cover of the Rolling Stone and I feel blessed to be on the same at such a young age.”
The singer, who has come up with a TikTok World Cup anthem “Jeetega saara India”, is happy with the rise of singles and independent music.
“These days our audience is becoming accepting of new music and artist which is a very good thing. During the 1990s when I was a kid I remember listening to singer Alisha Chinai and Venga Boys and all the artists just disappeared, people then were not so friendly towards new music and changes,” said Aastha, who will be performing at the DLF Mall Of India in Noida on Friday.