Big B croons A Capella number
Megastar Amitabh Bachchan, who at 75 continues to experiment with new things, has recently sung an A Capella song.
Said he, “The many expressions for the A Capella number I sang last night and shot today. A Capella, where the entire song is done by one voice... See it soon,” Big B captioned a collage of photographs featuring his many expressions.”
“It's time for A-Capella and for those who are as ignorant and uneducated as me, A Capella is a style of song where each and every sound that one hears is the voice of the singer, the drums, the bass guitar, the percussions, the chorus of singing voices all done by the singer. One voice, one song, one man and one me,” Bachchan added.
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