New Urban/Pop Remix by Vanlalchhanhima Ralte

New music from Vanlalchhanhima Ralte has hit gotten a recent boost in airplay. “Need is Need” is grabbing attention of US listeners.

This Urban/Pop remix is done up incredibly well by NoahSoundz. We recently caught up with Vanlalchhanhima. He was able to spare a few moments to answer our questions so we can get to know him.

What is your music background?

Well, my name is Vanlalchhanhima Ralte, in short I am called “Chams” or “Ralte”. I love singing and listening to a lots of music since I was at a young age, I sung a lots of time alone. I love composing song and tuning it. I have not have a music background much in a sense of performance to public, I feel myself being new in this music industry as being recently released my first ever music album on 25th December 2017, you’ll found that album detail by visiting my music category on the website i.e. vanlalchhanhimaralte.com/music

After being released my album, I kept developing and jumping to released some of my single song, like the one that has being played on this radio station i.e. Need Is Need (Featuring NoahSoundz).

Who are your musical influences?

Don Williams, Kenny Rogers, Michael W. Smith, Avril Lavigne and of course the one and only Taylor Swift. Some of her music was inspiring and awakening. Back from her country genre to the present pop genre, she’s all time hit.

What are your long-term career goals?

To build up and composes more authentic songs, whether it jump to the TOP 10 POP HITS, Billboard Hot 100 or not. The sales volume or the popularity doesn’t bother me much.

What type of recording process do you use? Who produced your recording?

A recording studio from my hometown i.e. Aizawl, I am using Kings & Prophets Recording Studio for vocal recording, editing and mixing. The main mastering to all my songs has been done from Encore Recording Studios, Burbank, CA, USA (Through Travis Watt from Fiverr) & Abbey Road Studios, London, United Kingdom.

This particular song “Need Is Need”, a somehow version of “Pop/Rap/HipHop”, all music arrangement has been done by my featuring artist NoahSoundz, in which I had my final vocal recording here in my hometown and sent it to Abbey Road Studios, London, UK for the final mastering before it has been released.

I and my brother does have a recording studio too, attached to our home i.e. Koinonia Recording Studio.

Do you ever get the chance to perform live?

I only had one performance from my other album since it has been released, and not on this single song “Need Is Need”.

Are you looking for to remain independent or to get a major label deal? (Why?)

I definitely would like to get signed with a major record label from the United States on America (USA) soonest as possible.

Why? Why is a question that we all know, it’s a question that asked my independent and single heart. Well, let me just say a heart in need is a heart in need to the right environment where it does have to flow.

If anything, what would you change about the music industry today?

Nothing much to say about this. The present stream flowing so smooth and the growing stages has be inclining.

Do you have any advice for up-and-coming artists?

Have the artist that you would like to become, push it and don’t pull it. THIS: Just keep on loving her, if she loves you back, she’ll do surely coming back to you.

Any thing else you want to say on the people?

Hello, I am the people to the people whom I am a people and to the people whom you are all a people to me, we the people.

Well, for all those who ever listen to my music heard through this radio station, I am glad and thankful to all of you. Specially, to the one who had me interview on this radio station. My music are avalable worldwide, if you want to check out and listen to my other songs, please visit my website at VanlalchhanhimaRalte.com.

My music has been digitally distribute worldwide by Spinnup & CD Baby. Available on iTunes, Apple Music, Google Music, and many more. And my physical album is available on https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/vanlalchhanhimaralte