Malkit Singh talked about AI taking over music and basically said artificial intelligence can help produce tracks but will never capture what happens when someone performs live. The veteran Punjabi artist explained that voices are gifts from a higher power, and no tech can replicate the connection between performers and crowds during actual shows.
The Tutak Tutak Tutiya singer pointed out how cassettes and CDs kept music relevant for years, while digital platforms make people forget artists within days. He said timeless songs stick around regardless, and he feels lucky to have come up during that era.
Singh also mentioned why Punjabi music blows up everywhere. He said the beats and energy hook listeners immediately even when they cannot understand the lyrics. European audiences at his concerts yell Punjabi phrases back at him because the genre just hits different compared to heavier classical styles.
The Tutak Tutak Tutiya singer pointed out how cassettes and CDs kept music relevant for years, while digital platforms make people forget artists within days. He said timeless songs stick around regardless, and he feels lucky to have come up during that era.
Singh also mentioned why Punjabi music blows up everywhere. He said the beats and energy hook listeners immediately even when they cannot understand the lyrics. European audiences at his concerts yell Punjabi phrases back at him because the genre just hits different compared to heavier classical styles.
