We’ve tried to offer audiences something different and we hope they like it.” We had an absolute blast filming ‘Takdaa Rawaan’ and we hope fans enjoy this one.”Īdds Parampara Tandon, “It was a very special experience shooting ‘Takdaa Rawaan.’ The song is peppy, up tempo and the visuals complement the vibe of the song. Talking about the song, Sachet Tandon said, “This song is going to be a huge surprise for our fans because it’s very different from anything we’ve done in the past – from the vocals, the music, the styling etc. Sachet and Parampara didn’t only shake a leg with them, but also crooned along the lyrics of the song. Sung and composed by Sachet-Parampara, ‘Tadkaa Rawaan’ has been penned by Kumaar, and the music video shot at some exclusive and posh locales in the UAE, has been directed by Adil Shaikh.Īs the duo launched the song today in Mumbai, they were pleasantly surprised with a flash mob on their newly released peppy track by their fans. With The Darkness Doubled, The Black Halos are set to reclaim their crown as Canada’s premiere purveyors of punk and glam.Sachet Tandon and Parampara Tandon come up with a fast-paced peppy love track ‘Takdaa Rawaan,’ featuring the duo in their most glamorous and stylish avatars! While Sachet-Parampara are known for their rock and soulful melodies, this time around, they bring to you a different kind of vocal styling in this vibrant track.
Released on Sub Pop in 2001, the album saw them reach new heights in sales and radio play, including a Top 20 single in Canada with “Some Things Never Fall.” The accompanying video saw regular rotation on both MTV in the United States and Much Music in Canada, helping push the album to the top of Canada’s Earshot Campus Radio Charts.
Within a year of recording their self-titled debut album with Jack Endino (Nirvana, Soundgarden), the band were back in the studio with the legendary producer to record their seminal second album, The Violent Years. They began touring relentlessly with label mates The Murder City Devils, and soon were sharing stages with big names like The Damned, DOA, L7, The Offspring, Social Distortion, and many more. Their raucous live shows, particularly an electrifying performance at Seattle’s Rock Candy, garnered the attention of Sub Pop’s Jonathan Poneman, and they promptly signed to Sub Pop imprint Die Young Stay Pretty. And if there’s one thing that we like, it’s no-brainers!”įormed in the underbelly of the Vancouver punk music scene in 1994, the band were a sneering, snotty, slap in the face to the Seattle grunge scene. Considering the Halos have been a band for almost 30 years now, it seemed like a no-brainer for us to record this one. It’s about appreciating the here and now and being loyal to the people that have stuck with you through the years.
There’s some true stories in this song, although they’re not necessarily about one person. At the time, I realized that a lot of my lyrics for songs had been skewing into negativity, so I wanted to write something with more of an uplifting vibe.
“I originally wrote and demoed this song for the last Michael Monroe record, but we decided to take that record in a different direction. Regarding their latest video, guitarist Rich Jones says: The Black Halos have just announced the release of their anticipated new LP How the Darkness Doubled (due out November 25 on Stomp Records) with an advance video release of “Better Days.”
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