The Music Room is a 2014 album composed by the Indian singer-songwriter Sonu Nigam and tabla percussionist Bickram Ghosh.[4] The album was released on 16 December 2014 on the Times Music label. The album, which was over four years in the making, is in a style the duo calls Muddy Electronica, according to an interview that appeared in the Mumbai Mirror.[5]
The album features seven tracks, all in the voice of Sonu.[2] The lyrics of all the songs have been penned by Sonu Nigam except the Gujarati language song Walida, the lyrics of which are written by Shruti Pathak.[6] When interviewed by Radioandmusic.com about the presence of that song on the album, Ghosh said, "It is music; let us not limit ourselves to a single language. We come across people who listen to many other languages."[6] The album also consists of a song titled Khamakha, notable for being set to nine beats.[7]
In less than 24 hrs of release The Music Room had reached no.1 position on Indipop Charts on iTunes.[citation needed] The composer duo celebrated the success of the album ‘The Music Room’ along with their friends in the industry by throwing a lavish party in Mumbai.[8][9]
^Singh, Debarati Palit (2015-01-09). "Inside 'The Music Room'". Sakal Times. Pune, India. Archived from the original on March 21, 2015. Retrieved 2015-04-03.