Warner Music India has announced the upcoming release of ‘Khus Raha’, a new regional track from the second season of its folk music franchise, Maati.
Warner Music India will release the song on September 22 across global streaming platforms.
‘Khus Raha’ carries the subtitle of a homecoming tale. The composition combines a strong folk identity with a contemporary musical approach. Acclaimed singer Kalpana Patowary leads the vocal ensemble.
Versatile artists Shikriwal and the dynamic duo Nikhil-Swapnil join Patowary on the track. Their collaboration brings together distinct regional voices and creates a vibrant cultural blend.
The Bhojpuri song strengthens Maati Season 2’s multilingual musical vision. It reflects regional character while offering a modern sound designed for contemporary listeners.
Music enthusiasts have been eagerly anticipating the new release. The track is expected to attract strong digital attention after its launch. Fans can follow the official rollout through leading global streaming channels.
Production representatives described the franchise as a celebration of Indian folk heritage returning to the global spotlight.
Maati seeks to carry local musical traditions towards contemporary international audiences.
The release adds another regional chapter to the independent music landscape. It highlights how traditional sounds can connect with wider audiences through modern production
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