Playback singer Shreya Ghoshal is exploring the creative freedom of independent music with her new song ‘Bairi Piya’, stepping beyond the familiar world of playback and into a contemporary pop setting. The release brings forward a softer and more intimate side of her vocal expression while retaining subtle influences of Indian classical music.
For Ghoshal, independent music has become an important space for experimentation, giving her the opportunity to explore sounds and approaches beyond the conventions of film music. She has spoken about how the medium allows her to take on different creative directions through new sounds, collaborations and musical ideas.

With ‘Bairi Piya’, that spirit of experimentation comes through in a contemporary production built around warm synths, clean beats and a gentle rhythmic pulse. Subtle Indian classical touches give the track a distinctly Indian musical character, while the modern production creates space for Ghoshal to explore a more understated vocal style. The song also reflects her interest in approaching independent projects differently from her work within the playback format. Rather than being shaped by a film narrative, ‘Bairi Piya’ allows the melody and production, as well as the vocal performance, to take center stage. It creates a more personal musical space for the singer.
Speaking about the release, the ‘Chikni Chameli’ singer added, “With ‘Bairi Piya’, I was drawn to the melody and the simplicity of the song, and I enjoyed exploring this softer, contemporary space. I think this is what I enjoy most about independent music — the freedom to keep discovering different sides of myself through it.”
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Over the years, Ghoshal has explored independent releases across different musical spaces, languages and collaborations, adding further dimensions to her extensive career. Her projects outside film music have given her opportunities to experiment with different genres and work with artists from varied musical backgrounds. Her recent collaboration on ‘Kalyani (Remix)’ saw her join ARJN, KDS and FIFTY4 to reimagine MVR’s successful Malayalam independent track. The collaboration further reflects her continued interest in exploring contemporary Indian music through fresh interpretations and creative partnerships.
Ghoshal continues to use independent music as a space for discovery with this new release. She brings together contemporary pop production and Indian classical touches, along with a more intimate vocal approach. The song also fits into a phase of musical exploration for Ghoshal, whose independent work has allowed her to move between familiar influences and production styles.
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