Hailing out of Singapore is Indian-American artist Seema Farswani, and her fourth single of the year, titled "Born to Fly", is a real kaleidoscope of international sounds.
... A vibrant kaleidoscope of international sounds blending piano, sitar, and late-Britpop guitars into an intoxicating alt-pop anthem.
Within the intro alone you have strong piano keys that reminded me personally of old-school Coldplay, but then a sitar enters the fold, giving the song incredible depth.
The jangly electric guitar sounds remind me especially of the late Britpop era, and her vocals are just a pure delight as well. On the first play I was honestly amazed that she hasn't already had over 100,000 plays on her music.
The chorus is a real moulding of all of those previous instruments, giving you a sensational feast to enjoy. The underlying alt-pop and alt-rock sound really helps to move the track forwards. Even though it's 3.5 minutes long, you'll feel like you've become acquainted with an artist that you'll be listening to for months to come.