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The Afro-Bihu fusion 'Ibaasi' was a collaborative masterpiece by Papon and Niniola...

Digital Desk: The bustling streets of Times Square in New York City witnessed a unique moment frozen in time as fans of the renowned singer, Papon, were enchanted by his spellbinding Bihu song.

Papon, known for his musical versatility and prowess, shared a video on his social media showcasing the enchanting rendition of Bihu in the heart of Times Square. The Afro-Bihu fusion 'Ibaasi' was a collaborative masterpiece by Papon and Niniola.

The song, which echoed through the iconic location during Papon's visit, is a testament to the artist's innovation. His first Hindi single in over a decade, 'Ab Rukna Mat,' was recently released. The track harks back to the indie music era, preserving the song's emotional depth while keeping it light and easygoing.

Papon played a significant role in the creation of 'Ab Rukna Mat,' taking on responsibilities as a writer, producer, and composer, while the lyrics were penned by his close friend, Manoj Chaudhry.

The song's narrative revolves around encouraging a loved one to embrace the connection they share and fearlessly embark on an unknown journey, placing trust in the universe. 'Ab Rukna Mat' urges listeners to surrender to the flow of love and allow destiny to unfold. Papon's soulful vocals harmoniously blend with the instrument arrangement, producing a timeless and classic Papon masterpiece. This musical experience in Times Square left an indelible mark on the hearts of all who were fortunate to witness it, further cementing Papon's position as a musical maestro.






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