Indo-Canadian Songstress Neela Unveils Animation Music Video for Latest Single “Forgive”

Mumbai, 18^th March 2024: Singer-songwriter Neela, has released her animation music video for the latest single, “Forgive” on March 15^th. Neela’s latest single delves into the intricate layers of forgiveness and self-worth amidst heartache. Penned and composed by Neela herself, the R&B Soul track promises to captivate audiences with its raw emotion and soulful melodies.

Produced by Juno and Grammy Award winning Akeel Henry and Kevin Ekofo, and mixed & mastered by Colin Leonard at SING Mastering, “Forgive” is a testament to Neela’s evolution as an artist. Infusing soulful raspy vocals with indie-R&B musicality, Neela delivers a performance that is both raw and compelling.

Watch the song here:

In a remarkable creative endeavor, Neela drew inspiration from her personal experiences of love, heartache, resilience, self-discovery, and forgiveness to craft a visually stunning narrative. The accompanying music video, directed by Purusha Anokhei and Neela, transports viewers on a visual journey through the vibrant landscapes of India, paying homage to Neela’s ancestral roots. They received two prestigious grant awards from MVP Prism and Factor who have supported the making of their animation. Through stunning metaphorical imagery, the video brings to life the song’s themes of self-acceptance and love.

Following the success of her previous singles, “You’ll Never Know” and “Tease,” which garnered over 2 million views and streams worldwide, Neela’s latest offering is poised to make waves in the music industry. With her highly anticipated EP, “Exposed,” set for release in the coming months, Neela continues to push boundaries and explore new musical horizons, promising nothing short of excellence for her growing fan base.

This video was created thanks to the generous support of the MVP Project, a joint initiative of RBCxMusic and the Prism Prize (administered by the Academy of Canadian Cinema & Television), FACTOR, the Government of Canada, and Canada’s private radio broadcasters.