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Sameer Anjaan blames industry monotony for Arijit Singh's playback singing exit

Lyricist Sameer Anjaan shared insights on Arijit Singh's choice to step back from playback singing, highlighting concerns over monotony and insufficient musical diversity. Singh's retirement from new playback projects is officially set for January 2026, although he will pursue independent music creation thereafter. Anjaan pointed out that many thoughtful artists make similar decisions in their careers.

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Times of India·1h ago
Sameer Anjaan blames industry monotony for Arijit Singh's playback singing exit
Lyricist Sameer Anjaan shared insights on Arijit Singh's choice to step back from playback singing, highlighting concerns over monotony and insufficient musical diversity. Singh's retirement from new playback projects is officially set for January 2026, although he will pursue independent music creation thereafter. Anjaan pointed out that many thoughtful artists make similar decisions in their careers.
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