Törk and AKSH, both 21, are indie powerhouses active since 2018. After the success of their EP - Rihai - the duo has returned with - Bheeg Chuke - a collaboration with Kerala's Nimitha Abraham
Speaking of the creative process behind Bheeg Chuke, the duo marks 2019 as the birth of this project; "Vivek (Naik) approached us towards the end of 2019 and we hit it off immediately. He's a very skilled songwriter and his passion is very energising. He can create a commercially successful song without compromising on its artistic value, and we really appreciate that.".
Naik, a resident of Hyderabad writes in both Hindi and Telugu.
Unfortunately, the trio had to face setbacks in 2020 because of the pandemic which delayed the song.
But even a global pandemic didn't halt the creativity. AKSH and Törk continued working from home, even recording vocals remotely. Nimitha Abraham also remotely recorded her vocals for Bheeg Chuke and sent them in.
The song that was set in motion in 2019, faced a global pandemic in 2020, saw its completion in 2021.
For the music video, AKSH and Törk collaborated with Bangalore's Yatish YD to direct the video. Speaking of the music video, the duo urges everyone to check it out on YouTube and comments, "The music video is a phenomenal body of work, and we're so pumped that we made it with the creative force that Yatish is. All this couldn't have been possible without our DOP Sumanth Badri, our set manager Kiran Shetty and Deena Poojari our makeup artist.". The music video for Bheeg Chuke stars AKSH alongside Mysore's Leesha.
AKSH and Törk have coordinated with Believe Music and scheduled the release for 11 November; "We feel blessed to have had the opportunity to work on this project. We got to work with so many great minds and it is where the heart of music lies - to be with passionate individuals and let the creative energy flow so you can make art rather than force it. We have been working on Bheeg Chuke for so long, we feel very attached to it and we know that our fans will love it just as much as we do".
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