Singer Natasha Noorani, whose ‘Faltu Pyar’ became an instant appeal to the ears, has dedicated the song to women.
In a chit-chat session on Spotify’s official Instagram account, the singer talked about the ‘Faltu Pyar’ song which was released on June 12 featuring Hasan Raheem. According to her, the creative process was really fun because Talal, Hasan and she just got into a room and decided to make lots of music.
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“Hasan was coming up with guitar parts, I was coming up with synth parts and Talal made killer beats and so it was just a lot of synergy that was really really fun,” Noorani maintained. For the Trace singer, she dedicated the song to all the young women who are settling for mediocre boys. “It’s not worth it, don’t do it,” she said.
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‘Noorani broke into mainstream music after she sang ‘Baby Baby’ on Velo Sound Station in 2020. She was well-known among local music enthusiasts well before this; she was the co-director of one of Pakistan’s most important music festivals, the Lahore Music Meet. She was also a manager of Pakistani pop-rock duo Strings and one-half of the retro-pop outfit Biryani Brothers.
