Karan Aujla Surprises Fans With A Unique Ukulele Version Of Softly | Watch
Einer Bankz’s musical expertise blends seamlessly with Karan Aujla’s melodious voice, making this version of Softly truly mesmerising.
If you are a Karan Aujla fan, you must have heard of his superhit Softly. The Punjabi singer took fans by storm when he released this peppy number. Now, a video has surfaced online where Aujla is seen performing the song alongside renowned ukulele player Einer Bankz.
The video, which has caught the attention of fans and social media users alike, shows Aujla singing Softly while Bankz plays the ukulele. His musical expertise pairs perfectly with Aujla’s melodious voice which makes this version truly mesmerising. The song was released a year ago and this just proves that it isn’t just a country hit but a major success worldwide.
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After watching the duo’s performance, fans filled the comments section with their reactions. Let’s take a look at some of them.
One user wrote, “One of the softest versions of Softly," while another commented, “Only one instrument making it vibe with Karan’s voice."
“It’s morning 8 AM and this pops up… what a day!!!!!" someone expressed.
“Bro casually dropping banger versions!!" read another comment.
This isn’t the only time the duo has teamed up. They also performed Aujla’s Admirin’ You in a video where Aujla steps out of an elevator while Bankz waits outside. As soon as Aujla walks out, he breaks into the song, and the two perform while strolling through the corridor.
Sharing the video on Instagram, Ahujla captioned the video with, “Admirin you in LA."
Bankz has a huge following online with over a million followers on Instagram. He is known for his unique ukulele collaborations with rappers and singers. Over the years, he has worked with big names like Lil Wayne, Chance the Rapper, Roddy Ricch, Machine Gun Kelly and many others. His career took off after Snoop Dogg reposted one of his videos which made his ukelele covers viral sensations.
A major turning point for him came when he started travelling and creating content with artists outside his home region in California. In 2018, he worked with Icewear Vezzo in Detroit and Fat Joe in Atlanta which helped him gain national recognition. Soon, getting a ukulele video with Bankz became a milestone for rising rappers.
Apart from live performances, Bankz has also produced music. He has worked on tracks for artists like 21 Savage, Quando Rondo and Travis Scott. In 2019, he was even nominated for a Grammy for his production on 21 Savage’s album I Am > I Was.
As for Aujla, he recently teamed up with the international band OneRepublic for the song Tell Me. The music video features actress Disha Patani who is seen grooving alongside Aujla and OneRepublic’s pianist, Ryan Tedder.
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