Raghu Ram

Raghu Ram has made a mark in the Indian pop scene with several tracks that resonate with fans. One standout is “Nayaaldhi (From 'Arjun Son Of Vyjayanthi'),” which captivates with its lively beats. Another notable track is “Prema Ishq Kadhal,” blending catchy rhythms with relatable lyrics.

His versatility shines through in songs like “Muchataga Bandhaale (From 'Arjun Son Of Vyjayanthi')” and “Iskithadi Uskithadi (From 'Tribanadhari Barbarik').” “Amma Nee Maate (From 'Arjun Son Of Vyjayanthi')” offers a heartfelt touch, while “Adigo Vastunnaadu” provides a different vibe altogether. Tracks like “Drona Theme Music” and “Vellave Nuvvuvellu” showcase his range, appealing to various audiences.

“Jaane Bhi Do Na - City Sessions - Side A” and “Vellave Nuvvuvellu - From 'i20'” further highlight his contributions to the genre. Each song adds to his growing discography, making him a notable figure in Indian pop music.

Raghu Ram's latest album, "Colour Of Love," released in 2018, continues to showcase his style in the Indian pop scene. The project features a mix of themes and melodies that resonate with fans. His recent singles have also drawn attention. Among them, "Iskithadi Uskithadi" from the upcoming film "Tribanadhari Barbarik" is set to release in 2025. This track promises to blend traditional sounds with contemporary pop elements.

Another notable single, "Prema Ishq Kadhal," is part of the "#Single" collection and is expected to make waves in the music charts. Additionally, "Arjun Son Of Vyjayanthi" and "Amma Nee Maate" from the same film are also anticipated to engage listeners. These tracks reflect Raghu Ram's ability to connect with various audiences while maintaining his unique musical identity.

Raghu Ram has been involved in several notable collaborations that showcase his versatility. One significant track is “Nayaaldhi (From 'Arjun Son Of Vyjayanthi')”, featuring B. Ajaneesh Loknath, Nakash Aziz, and Sony Komanduri. This collaboration blends various vocal styles, creating a dynamic listening experience. Another track, “Prema Ishq Kadhal”, includes contributions from Vishal Chandrashekhar, Karthik, and Sinduri Vishal, highlighting the synergy between the artists.

In “Muchataga Bandhaale (From 'Arjun Son Of Vyjayanthi')”, Raghu pairs with B. Ajaneesh Loknath and HariCharan. The blend of their voices produces an engaging melody. Additionally, “Iskithadi Uskithadi (From 'Tribanadhari Barbarik')”, featuring Rahul Sipligunj, offers a fresh take on contemporary sounds. Lastly, “Amma Nee Maate (From 'Arjun Son Of Vyjayanthi')” showcases another collaboration with B. Ajaneesh Loknath, further emphasizing their productive partnership. These tracks illustrate Raghu Ram's ability to work effectively with diverse artists, contributing to the evolving landscape of Indian pop music.