Are Instagram reels and trends influencing the art of music production?
Updated On: 05 July, 2022 12:04 PM IST | Mumbai | Sarasvati T
The demand for instant entertainment through short-format audio-visual content on Instagram has pushed music producers to create songs exclusively for such platforms. Popular musicians on IG decode whether or not the trends affect their creative process

Singer Aditya A during a live show. Image courtesy: Aditya A
“When I released ‘Chaand Baaliyan’, it wasn’t meant for Instagram (IG) reels, despite it being a short song. Even when I am composing right now, I do not think of one-min content. I think of doing justice to the composition,” says Aditya A, singer of the popular song ‘Chaand Baaliyan’, which has been used in over one million reels by people, including Bollywood celebrities.
The song, which plays for less than two-minutes was released in 2020 and recently became a big hit, especially on IG. Aditya credits the popularity to the song's upbeat tunes suggesting a ‘happy mood’, which is also a reason why many people were seen experimenting with it visually on the reels. “There is a lot that can be done with the song. IG is more of a visual platform; people like to showcase what they are doing and a similar kind of music backdrop works,” he adds.
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