Recently, they strummed up the song during an interview on the Maed in India podcast, which they shared on social media. The simple but catchy lyrics sung by Jingar are accompanied by Parashar’s soulful tunes. 

From instant gratification in relationships to unmindful development and demonetisation, the song is bound by the thought that humans are always thirsty for more. “Kuch bhi chahiye deals with relationships, nature and politics. We want everything in our lives; we’re never happy with what we have. We think that we will open our windows one day and there will be greenery, but when it comes to cleaning up and doing our bit for it, we are hypocrites,” points out Jingar. He adds that we keep running to the hills because we love greenery, but hack away whatever little of nature is left in the cities.

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Aarey is not the only cause Yugm — which means a confluence of different elements — has taken up. With songs such as Laal rang and Neer that address taboo around menstruation and the water crisis, the duo has consistently strived to create change, no matter how big or small. They are currently running a fundraiser to seek support for recording these songs. “We always wanted to create music for more than just entertainment. We think art is the best way to get your message across without hurting anyone and ensure you raise your voice,” signs off Jingar. 

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