In a recent candid appearance on YouTuber Nadir Ali’s podcast, Pakistani singer-songwriter Shiraz Uppal shared intriguing insights about the music industry. Despite admitting that he doesn’t attend concerts, Uppal offered preferences and critiques about live performances, particularly from Indian artists.
Expressing admiration for live concert performances, Uppal singled out Sonu Nigam as a “very good entertainer” with a unique ability to improvise and engage the audience spontaneously. He praised Nigam’s energetic stage presence and exceptional mimicry skills, highlighting his versatility as an artist.
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Uppal also commended Sunidhi Chauhan as a “very good performer” with the ability to captivate the audience during live shows. However, when the conversation turned to Arijit Singh, known for his extensive song repertoire, Uppal provided a critical assessment of his live performances. According to Uppal, Arijit lacks the energy and dynamic stage presence that are essential for engaging the audience in a live setting.
Highlighting the importance of movement and crowd engagement in concerts, Uppal emphasized that Sonu Nigam and Sunidhi Chauhan excel in these aspects, creating an immersive experience for the audience. He also noted the contrast in musical backgrounds, mentioning that Nigam explored pop before entering playback singing, while Arijit started his career primarily as a playback singer.
