Akshada Bandekar has been producing and singing songs from a very young age. She
expresses her thoughts on different topics through her songs and her latest single,
‘What’s Next’ is all about never giving up. The song has been written, composed
and sung by Akshada, with music by Daulat, video by Joy Mayday and mixed and
mastered at Studio 301, Australia. The song has received over 5000 views on
YouTube within a few days. The song ‘What’s Next’ is currently being streaming
on Spotify, Apple Music, Google Music, Deezer and YouTube.
Currently a Third Year student pursuing
Electronics and Telecommunications at Goa College of Engineering, Farmagudi,
Ponda, Akshada loves to compose and write music. Her main motto is to connect
with the listeners. Speaking about how she worked on the song, Akshada says,
“It all started in the classroom as we had a class on women empowerment. My
professor wanted me to sing a song relevant to women empowerment. I couldn’t
think of one at that moment so I decided to write my own song later.
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“I think it’s something everyone can
relate to. We’ve all been in situations where we’ve felt overwhelmed by certain
things going on at that time in our lives but still managed to get through. It
shifts the perspective on how we view our problems and focus on our inner
strength. I hope anyone who listens to this song is able to feel that way.
Ultimately, it is our hardships and struggle that make us stronger.”
She
has been passionate about her music since she was a child and the same love has
been growing stronger in her life. “Music is a never-ending journey for me so I
decided to continue singing, performing and writing music. It is always going
to be a part of my life, no matter what I choose to do. I wanted to give a
narrative to women as they are not taken seriously enough on their achievements
and they are undervalued just because they are women. I wanted to capture
this,” concludes Akshada.
