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Ray infuses global groove into ‘Ghoom Ghoom’ track
✍️ The New Indian Express
🗓 26 Sep 2026, 12:17 PM
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Musician Ray adds international rhythms to the new song ‘Ghoom Ghoom’, creating a cross‑cultural sound.
Ray, a composer and producer, has launched a fresh single titled “Ghoom Ghoom”. The track showcases his effort to blend Indian musical motifs with a broader, global groove, aiming to reach listeners beyond traditional boundaries.
The arrangement weaves familiar Indian rhythms with contemporary world‑music elements, creating a soundscape that feels both rooted and cosmopolitan. By integrating diverse instrumentation and production techniques, Ray seeks to present a seamless musical dialogue between cultures.
The New Indian Express highlighted the release, noting the artist’s ambition to bridge local and international audiences through this experiment. The song’s launch underscores a growing trend among Indian musicians to explore cross‑border collaborations and broaden their sonic palette.
Industry observers see the move as part of a larger shift where Indian artists increasingly adopt global influences while retaining indigenous identity, potentially opening new avenues for exportable Indian music.
The arrangement weaves familiar Indian rhythms with contemporary world‑music elements, creating a soundscape that feels both rooted and cosmopolitan. By integrating diverse instrumentation and production techniques, Ray seeks to present a seamless musical dialogue between cultures.
The New Indian Express highlighted the release, noting the artist’s ambition to bridge local and international audiences through this experiment. The song’s launch underscores a growing trend among Indian musicians to explore cross‑border collaborations and broaden their sonic palette.
Industry observers see the move as part of a larger shift where Indian artists increasingly adopt global influences while retaining indigenous identity, potentially opening new avenues for exportable Indian music.