Sunny Kaushal’s High-Flying Rap Debut: From Coffee Burn to Chart Burner

Sunny Kaushal, who has made his mark on the screen as a high-energy actor, has now made his mark in the music industry with a dramatic entrance with his first Punjabi rap song, "Mid Air Freeverse." The world rap legends Eminem and Bohemia have inspired Sunny's hip-hop debut, which is causing a buzz for its originality and path-breaking energy.

 

Key Highlights

Inspiration Journey: Sunny attributes Eminem's "Lose Yourself" as his gateway to rap, which subsequently broadened with Bohemia's trailblazing Punjabi hip-hop, inspired further by Karan Aujla.

 

Song Origin: Sunny thought up "Mid Air Freeverse" during a Delhi-Mumbai flight. Having burnt his tongue with a cup of coffee, he began writing lyrics mid-air, making a mundane experience one of creativity.

 

Creative Process: Sunny started off writing rap during the pandemic as a way of venting himself when movie shoots were canceled. He honed his craft by studying rhyme devices and rhythm on YouTube, finding poetry to be a good way of journaling his emotions.

 

Musical Debut: The track, coproduced with Mass Appeal, combines bhangra rhythms with city hip-hop, honoring Sunny's Punjabi heritage and uniqueness. The video sees him sporting a new, gritty image, far from the usual cinematic look.

 

Personal Statement: Sunny refers to "Mid Air Freeverse" as his most honest work to date, a peek at his authentic self—beyond the facade.

 

Industry Influence: The album is highly acclaimed for its raw and genuine nature, making Sunny stand out as a new star in the independent hip-hop industry.

 

Why It Matters Sunny Kaushal's transition from Bollywood thespian to rapper marks a new wave of cross-disciplinary innovation, with global hip-hop and Punjabi pizzazz. When "Mid Air Freeverse" takes to the skies, fans cannot wait to discover where his music will take flight next.

 

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