Singer and politician Babul Supriyo shared insights on the influence of AI on the music industry. He discussed the creation of his latest track, a remix titled “Intaha Ho Gai Intezar Ki,” highlighting the significant changes music is undergoing due to AI, both positive and negative. Supriyo mentioned how AI was used to alter the voices of original singers in the recent hit movie “Dhurandhar,” emphasizing that remakes serve as a form of homage to the original songs.
Babul Supriyo expressed his belief that utilizing AI in music, including remakes, is a way of showing reverence to classic songs. He emphasized that remakes are chosen based on their uniqueness and significance, serving as a tribute to the original compositions. The singer also touched upon the evolving role of female singers in the industry, noting that male singers’ higher vocal ranges sometimes compel female vocalists to sing in lower octaves, affecting the quality of their performances.
Discussing the shifting landscape of playback singing, Babul Supriyo highlighted the trend of male singers reaching higher octaves, leading female singers to adjust by singing in lower ranges. This adjustment sometimes compromises the natural quality of their voices. He noted a significant change in playback singing, with many songs no longer requiring lip-syncing and instead being played in the background.
