Music Group Creative Resurrections’ New Track ‘The Queen Song’ is a Compelling Blend of Pop and Trap Flavors

Upcoming music group, Creative Resurrections recently came out with their new track, ‘The Queen Song’ that is sending out waves of creative and musical engagement across the contemporary audience. Artist Ranjeet Tanwar is the mastermind behind its storyline and action choreography for the video. The song is a collaboration act between singer and lyricist Julia Nem, lead model Raman Khosa, special effects queen Anastasiia Protsyk, musician Zaid Kreshan, and videographer Dorde Deric coming together in creative infusion with the music video. The track itself is a beautiful and rendering piece adding to the scope of pop and trap although Ranjeet’s soundscape emphasizes inclusivity of other genres as well like hip hop.

The song ‘The Queen Song’ is a tribute to the endless creative and artistic horizons of women. The song itself is a women-centric track with an immersive musical flavor. Ranjeet as the storyline creator brings all the elements and artists together in a compelling confluence paving the way for new directions and opportunities in the collective scope of music. The group is known for their Hariyanvi Hindi songs thus amalgamation hip hop with the verses of Indian lyrics and themes. This cultural and creative blend is the reason this group is going forward in a direction of popularity and accomplishment. Their other song, ‘ESA KO HARYANE KA CHORA NI’ which also released with an attractive music video featuring Ranjeet. Gradually, they are building a soundscape that surpasses creative standardizations. If you want to listen to their music and stay updated to their latest releases more intently, follow them on YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram.

Watch this music video on YouTube:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HFvUZDqy9go