Aruna’s story in the music world is as colorful and diverse as her hometown of Kolkata, India. She’s come a long way from her days as a child performer. Imagine sharing the spotlight with talents like X-Factor U.K.’s Kevin Davey White and the legendary Jools Holland. Her music, which has caught the eye of big names like Rolling Stone India, is a reflection of her eclectic taste, drawing from a mix of Taylor Swift, Maisie Peters, Olivia Rodrigo, and Avril Lavigne.
But what really makes Aruna stand out is her heart. As a woman of color in the pop scene, Aruna is all about breaking stereotypes and opening doors for others who might feel left out. It’s just as much about sending a messaging through the channel of music as it is the music itself.
As we wrap up the year, Aruna has dropped a new single, “Good Guy.” It’s a cool throwback to the pop-punk vibe of the 2000s, but with a twist that’s all Aruna. The track’s got a raw edge to it, like it’s been made in a garage with a group of friends – it’s authentic, a bit rough around the edges, and totally charming. The single is a catchy tune that weaves together memories of old-school Taylor Swift and the energy of modern pop.
Within “Good Guy,” Aruna explores the ups and downs of relationships, but it’s more than just a song about love gone wrong. It’s a shout-out to anyone who’s ever found themselves in a complicated romantic situation. Aruna’s got this way of taking her own experiences and turning them into something that everyone can click with.
Aruna’s music is a celebration of diversity, empowerment, and the spirit of being unapologetically yourself.
