With an endearing black comedy set in the provinces, which adopts the visual style of a ’60s Western, prolific writer-director Teemu Nikki salutes his country’s (and his family’s) tradition of sahti-making. “100 Liters of Gold” follows two dysfunctional middle-aged sisters, third-generation makers of the strong farmhouse ale. In their village of Sysmä, sahti is a […]
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Conner Ives Spring 2026 Is an Ode to Pop Music, Addison Rae and, of Course, the Dolls
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Just before the Conner Ives Spring 2026 runway show began on Monday afternoon, the venue’s overhead lights flashed in bright primary colors, creating a rainbow effect over the split crowd of showgoers. It set the tone for a joyous show featuring equally mesmerizing vivid neons, as well as an …
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Tyler McGillivary's 'Aquamarine'-Inspired Collection Is an Ode to 'Women With Bad Reputations'
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Tyler McGillivary’s Spring 2026 show tells a story of a woman with a previously bad reputation, through the lens of a mermaid, known as temptresses throughout history. Following the designer’s New York Fashion Week debut last year, “Mermaiden” is an ode to the 2006 movie “Aquamarine” — a …
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Amit Shah, Rajnath Singh lend their voices to Kailash Kher’s latest song Bharatiya Sena, his ode to Indian Armed Forces
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Published on: Sept 01, 2025 11:29 am IST
Kailash Kher’s new song salutes the valour of Indian forces, with spoken lines by Cabinet ministers Amit Shah and Rajnath Singh
For Kailash Kher, music has always been about more than melody. It has been about meaning. And with his latest release Bharatiya Sena, the singer-songwriter has turned his voice towards celebrating the might of the Indian armed forces.
Released on Saturday, the track stands apart from most patriotic songs. Instead of focusing on sacrifice and loss, the 52-year-old chose to highlight the strength, courage, and valour of India’s military. “I didn’t want to talk about the pain or the sacrifice this time. I wanted to bring out the power and the confidence that the Indian Army embodies, something the world is noticing today,” he says.
The project, which took over three months to produce, carries weight not only because of its theme but also because of the voices featured in it. The song includes spoken lines by Union Home Minister Amit Shah and Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, lending it an added layer of authority and resonance. A video accompanying the song brings alive the scale and spirit of the armed forces that Kailash sought to capture.
Interestingly, this was not a song born out of personal whim. The Teri Deewani singer reveals that the idea came directly from the government. “The ministry approached me and asked if I could create something that celebrates the strength of our armed forces. For me, this was both a privilege and a responsibility,” he explains.
Known for his distinctive voice and deep-rooted connection to Indian traditions, Kailash says he approached Bharatiya Sena with the same sincerity that has marked his career. “Every note had to feel authentic. I wanted it to be a song that fills people with pride, the same way a soldier’s march fills the air with power,” he says.
As the song makes its way to listeners, Kailash hopes it does more than stir patriotic fervour. “This is about respect. Respect for the men and women who stand guard, and for the spirit of India that shines through them,” he says.
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Get ready for a track that’s as captivating as the silver screen itself. Rising music creator Evan Ser is making his official debut with the highly anticipated single, “My Muse I Can’t Defend,” set to drop on September 4th. This isn’t just another song, it’s a deeply personal and beautifully crafted piece of art, inspired by one of Hollywood’s most talked-about actresses, Sydney Sweeney.
What makes this song so unique is its origin story. Evan Ser, a new voice on the scene, wrote the track from a poignant and heartfelt perspective: that of a first-time film director. The lyrics tell the tale of a professional admiration that blossoms into a silent, unspoken affection for his lead actress. It’s a narrative of unexpressed feelings, a testament to the quiet boundaries we maintain in professional spaces, even when an undeniable connection exists. It’s the kind of story that feels ripped from a screenplay, and now, it has its own powerful soundtrack.
To bring this vision to life, Ser collaborated with the talented Racoon3Eyes, whose rich vocals add a layer of raw emotion and authenticity to the song. The fusion of Ser’s poetic lyricism and Racoon3Eyes’ soulful delivery creates an unforgettable listening experience that will resonate with anyone who has ever had a secret crush.
For Ser, this project is more than just a debut, it’s a dream. He hopes the song will travel across the world, connecting with listeners who understand the complexities of unspoken emotions. His ultimate goal? For the song to one day reach the ears of its inspiration, Sydney Sweeney, and maybe, just maybe, be turned into a full-blown cinematic music video with her as the star. It’s a bold vision, but given Sydney Sweeney’s track record of diverse collaborations, from major campaigns with American Eagle and Kérastase to her recent partnerships with Dr. Squatch, it’s clear she’s a star who appreciates creative and unexpected projects.
Don’t miss out on this poetic and heartfelt debut. Be one of the first to hear the story unfold by pre-saving “My Muse I Can’t Defend” on Spotify right now. The countdown is on until the official release on September 4th.