New Delhi: Western vocalist and composer Nitin Srivastava has just released a single ‘Promise’ which is the first professional song to be launched under Guitarmonk’s Launch-Me programme.

Promise, which is about undying promise of friendship conveying togetherness and the beauty of an unbreakable promise, is the first to be launched by GM Tune Time.

Nitin is a pianist, a western vocalist, song-writer, and composer. A Kirori Mal College alumni, an ex-TCS employee and an outstanding singing talent, Nitin is equally deft at composing and writing.

With beautiful lyrics, vocals and soulful music arrangement, Promise is a rendition that is arranged and mixed by famous music director Sawan Dutta (music maker/arranger for many Bollywood movies and shows such as KBC, Mumbai Delhi Mumbai, SRK etc.), and has the guitar arrangements and performances by the renowned Kapil Srivastava in leads and rhythms.

The Launch Me programme demands excellent and experienced guidance, extensive training and an essential platform as the basic requisites for those who desire to carve a niche in the world of music.

Guitarmonk’s Launch-Me project promises to help music seekers with all that they need to make it big in the arena of music. The first ever project aimed at providing a launch pad to artists and reducing their hard slog from the first to the last step with professional training and thorough guidance.

The unique programme specially assists amateur and practicing musicians in honing their skills and thereby creating a space for themselves in a very competitive industry. The highlights of this program that help sincere students build their musical identity include- academic training (guitar, keyboard and vocals), repertoire build up workshop for performance, live rehearsals and jamming with professionals, recording studio exposure, video shooting, post production exposure, certificate and video, life time portfolio and social media appreciation/following, and a very well organized marketing and PR with Guitarmonk’s social media across the globe and GM Tune Time channel website.

“Nitin’s voice blends well with western style. His ability to sing at high octave as falls voice is something extra-ordinary and laudable. Except Kishore Kumar, rare Indian singers are capable to sing at falls voice in music industry today and that is one of the catch points of song too,” says Kapil.

Nitin has created a distinct niche for himself and told radioandmusic.com that he hopes the platform will be a good launch pad for other singers and composers.