Your Weekend Playlist Fix: Ali Sethi’s Lush Swoons To Enjoy Enjaami’s Radical Rap

At Film Companion, we have curated playlists from noted musicians like T.M.Krishna and Varun Grover. This edition of Your Weekend Playlist, our Editorial Team curates songs of fertile music, lush poetry, and honeyed hammer beats. 

1) Enjoy Enjaami by Dhee ft Arivu

The crackling song by Dhee from Rowdy Baby fame and Arivu from The Casteless Collective has scratched at its viral destiny with its sharp syllabic rap, and onomatopoeic cuckoo-cuckoo. It even made it to the Global X playlist on Spotify, so there's really no reason for you to not have binged-rinsed-repeated through this song. 

Also Read: Can We Also Enjoy The 'Enjoy Enjaami' Banger As A Radical Rap?

2) Rung by Ali Sethi

Composed by Sethi and written by Sethi and the late Shakeel Sohail, this music video, like Sethi's identity is divided between Lahore and New York City where he currently is in. Its quiet, rhythmic composure is a nice respite, like his Instagram lives where he riffs on the harmonium. 

3) Phire Fakira, Paggalait by Amrita Singh, Raja Kumari, and Arijit Singh

Arijit Singh's debut album as a composer, like Sid Sriram's debut album last year Vaanam Kottatum has a winding, experimental quality with melodies that take off in unexpected directions. Written by Amit Mishra this song blends rap, and has a distinct hangover of AR Rahman from Blue. 

Also Read: Pagglait Music Review: Arijit Singh's First as a Hindi Film Composer Marks a Radical Departure from Format

4) Abaad (ft SYPS) by Prabh Deep

Christened "the prophet of rage" by GQ, Prabh Deep premiered his latest album Tabia on March 13. The musical base for this rape song is like a melancholic evening. The rap embedded is filled with longing. 

5) Pran by Ritviz

This is the usual fare of Ritviz — taking a classical tune, dunking it into alcohol, mumbo jumbo words (written by Ritviz & Anvita Bharti), and shredding it through rhythmic beats with trippy album art. It works every time.