Saloni in the Press
Saloni has received great recognition from British and Global media outlets including Rolling Stone, BBC, B4U and more. Have a read though all the press coverage Saloni has received for her music over the last few years!
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There may not be another young British artist doing the kind of varied work that this singer-songwriter is. By delivering songs in multiple languages and genres, she is reaching a wide audience while creating wholly unique collaborations. What makes the versatile talent’s achievements even more remarkable is that she is doing it all as an independent artist.
Saloni Goes for Queen Status in ‘Rani’ Video with Farooq Got Audio
The U.K.-based singer-songwriter’s new Hindi-English banger offers up desi trap.
Desi diaspora artists are claiming more space, as singer-songwriter Saloni’s new song “Rani” with producer Farooq Got Audio shows us.
Saloni weaves between Hindi and English bars about being a “Brown skin queen, lemme wear my crown/I play no games when the saree’s out” over a dark trap beat that samples seemingly Carnatic guitar styles. In the video shot by filmmaker Akash in Milton Keynes, there’s plenty of regal elements as Saloni aptly dons headgear and sits upon a majestic throne, while other scenes play up familiar hip-hop visual tropes including cars racing down on a clear road and more.
British Asian artists hope for official singles chart boost
Trying to find a space in the South Asian music scene has historically been tough for British Asian artists.
Faced with competition from Bollywood and the global rise of Punjabi music, recognition in the charts has been limited.
For UK artists such as Saloni, putting in lots of effort for little visibility can be tough.
"If you're an up-and-coming artist competing with mainstream pop charts it's really hard to get on there," Saloni tells BBC Asian Network.
Saloni's new EP Rani blends pop, R&B, and Bollywood influences, celebrating empowerment and cultural fusion in six vibrant tracks.
Rising British Asian artist Saloni is poised to enchant listeners once again with her highly anticipated EP, Rani. Following the viral success of her track ‘Nee Gundellounna’, which racked up over 5 million views and reached #16 on the Official UK Asian Music Charts, Saloni is ready to showcase her unique sound—a fusion of pop, R&B, and Bollywood.
A STAR IS BORN
It’s not every day you encounter a talent as prolific as Saloni. The London and Milton Keynes based singer/songwriter has been making waves throughout the music industry, performing everywhere from Wembley Arena to the BBC Radio 1 Big Weekend. Her recent EP Rani reached number one in the iTunes worldwide charts and her celebrity fans include Arjun and H-Dhami; both of whom she’s supported live. We were so in awe of her talents that we asked Saloni to perform at The Asiana Bridal Show and it became one of the most talked about catwalks we’ve ever had.
Saloni’s Rani EP is a glittering crown jewel of musical innovation, blending Pop, R&B, and Bollywood into a sonic tapestry that feels both groundbreaking and timeless. Across six tracks, this British Asian powerhouse seamlessly transitions between five languages, inviting listeners on a genre-hopping journey of empowerment and emotion. There’s a pleasant mix of unapologetic queen energy, to heartfelt ballads that tug at the soul, as she showcases her versatility with finesse. Each track pulses with an irresistible rhythm and authenticity, proving that Saloni isn’t just a rising artist; she’s a force to be reckoned with.
Premiere: Desi Brits Saloni and H-Dhami’s ‘Chal Soniya’ Brings Trilingual Pop
The collaborators also worked with producer Mazza On The Track for the club-friendly song with Telugu, Punjabi and English lyrics.
Indian-origin British artists Saloni and H-Dhami team up with producer Mazza On The Track for a rarely heard blend of Telugu, Punjabi and English over a garage beat on their latest song “Chal Soniya.” The video, shot at London’s Gunnersbury Park by filmmaker Akash Lazarus, brings the two singers together amid fashion and luxury settings.
Saloni: The language of making magical music
British singer talks about her diverse songs and dreams.
A WIDE array of songs in different languages and genres has demonstrated that Saloni is an exciting young British Asian music talent.
The versatile singer has shown off her impressive range on stunning cover versions, superb solo singles and cool collaborations in a relatively short space of time.
With more big tracks on the way, she is one to watch and was in good spirits when Eastern Eye caught up with her. She discussed her action-packed journey and future hopes.
See Saloni Stand Proud in New Video for Women Empowerment
The Indo-British artist has also bridged borders with her bi-lingual song ‘Chali Mein’
Recently, we caught up with U.K.-based Indo-British artist Saloni Boyina – who goes by her first name – and talked to her about her latest pop-leaning bi-lingual single “Chali Mein” that she wrote as an anthem for women empowerment, the music video she shot for the track, and more. Read excerpts below:
Urban Asian
"Having been at the forefront of international music contests, her accomplishments and viral music content have made her one of the most sought-after artists over the past few years, and on top of the list for many tastemakers across the Globe."
Eastern Eye
"A WIDE array of songs in different languages and genres has demonstrated that Saloni is an exciting young British Asian music talent."
Monty Kataria, Dissdash
"Thank you so much for creating DOPE music which is relevant, which makes sense it uplifts our community. It makes everyone proud of who we are and what we do."
