Mumbai: Playback singer-song B Pri, who is known for ‘Teri Miti’, ‘Heer Asmani’ and others, released a new song called ‘Mahakal’ on Monday. The singer said that the song echoes in the soul, and ignites the relationship with Lord Shiva.

The high-end VFX, with cinematic grandeur and soul-creed intensity, leads the Mahakhal devotional music to an unprecedented level. It is a thunder of a song, which is pulsed with strength, emotion and devotion, and promises to leave the audience with a awakened sense of cows and faith.

Talking about the same, B prerem said, “Music always has the power to touch the hearts, but this time, it is more. It is not only about raga or song, it is about transmitting divine energy and surrender to something beyond us.

He further mentioned, “Every note, every beat, and every scene in this song carries the weight of devotion and the power of faith. We wanted to make something that is not just heard, but is deeply felt, a song that echoes in the soul and ignites the relationship with Lord Shiva himself ”.

“Any tribute will never be enough for the one who has given us everything. But this is our offer, our way of expressing gratitude through music. Mahakal’s energy, emotions and scale are beyond anything, on which I have ever worked. It is just more than a song, it is an experience, a movement, a force that will awaken something deep in those who listen. I really believe that it is something very big, there is a revolution in devotional music ”, he said.

The song has been released under the label of Cripa Records, which has been founded by B. Prak and Jani. ‘Mahakal’ is more than just one song – this is an electrification experience that never takes the divine energy of Lord Shiva before.

Jani said, “This song comes directly from the heart, and it is not every day that you get to make something that bears such power and feeling. Every line in Mahakhal comes from a place of deep faith, and I feel really grateful to be able to do so. The process of bringing this song into life was being incredibly completed ”.

He said, “We put our hearts in it, and I hope that the audience feels the same energy, devotion and relationship with Shiva that we did while making it”, he said.