"Ranchana," the debut in-house project of Pandavaas, released in 2014, beautifully captures the essence of Garhwali culture. The song is built on traditional folk lyrics, specifically "Sadeyi," a Radhakhandi-style folk song that celebrates the bond between brothers and sisters.
What makes "Ranchana" unique is its adaptation of the timeless Garhwali folk, originally sung by revered Beda Singers late Mr. Shivcharan Ji and the late Bachandeyi Ji. In "Sadeyi," nature is intricately woven into the narrative, symbolizing the deep connection between siblings, with the beauty of the environment reflecting their unbreakable bond.
Through "Ranchana," Pandavaas has preserved the soul of Garhwali music while giving it a fresh, contemporary touch, keeping the cultural heritage alive for modern audiences.
"Ranchana," the debut in-house project of Pandavaas, released in 2014, beautifully captures the essence of Garhwali culture. The song is built on traditional folk lyrics, specifically "Sadeyi," a Radhakhandi-style folk song that celebrates the bond between brothers and sisters.
What makes "Ranchana" unique is its adaptation of the timeless Garhwali folk, originally sung by revered Beda Singers late Mr. Shivcharan Ji and the late Bachandeyi Ji. In "Sadeyi," nature is intricately woven into the narrative, symbolizing the deep connection between siblings, with the beauty of the environment reflecting their unbreakable bond.
Through "Ranchana," Pandavaas has preserved the soul of Garhwali music while giving it a fresh, contemporary touch, keeping the cultural heritage alive for modern audiences.