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Check out this BTS footage of the making of Coke Studio Bharat’s ‘Bayo’

Sung by Cyli Khare, Srushti Tawade and Komorebi, the song was recorded using various dialects of Marathi

Image courtesy: @cokestudiobharat/Instagram
Published 29.08.24, 09:19 AM

Maharashtrian culture is deeply rooted in the strength and grace of its women, who have long been the pillars of Maratha society. Close to two weeks ago, Coke Studio Maharashtrian culture is deeply rooted in the strength and grace of its women, who have long been the pillars of Maratha society. Recently, Coke Studio Bharat released Bayo, a traditional Marathi song performed by Cyli Khare, Srushti Tawade and Komorebi. This powerful tune stands as a testament to resilience, mystery and the inner strength each woman possesses.

Led by Cyli Khare and Maharashtra's home-grown rapper Srutsti Tawde, Bayo delivers verses that are both fierce and thought-provoking. The project also features the eclectic Komorebi, who infuses an unconventional electronic touch into the traditional sounds of Maharashtra, alongside fellow producer Curtain Blue.

With Bayo, listeners get an exclusive peek behind the scenes too. In a recently uploaded reel, Srushti Tawade speaks on how the song came together, particularly the use of various Marathi dialects in the lyrics. She also expresses her appreciation for the talented artistes involved. Give it a listen.

–Urvashi Bhattacharya

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