Singer-Songwriter Celina Sharma On Her New EP ‘Chapter 2’ And Finding Her Own Voice In Global Pop
Twenty-four-year-old singer-songwriter Celina Sharma, who rose to fame through viral TikTok hit ‘24/7’ alongside Harris J which amassed over 200 million streams, recently released her first cross-generational partnership with a new single Centre of Peace, featuring celebrated vocalist Sonu Nigam taken from her sophomore EP, ‘Chapter 2’ which she claims is a more personal and honest side of her…
At the tender age of 24, singer-songwriter Celina Sharma has taken the world by storm with her debut viral TikTok single '24/7', which has amassed over 200 million streams. Sharma, who is of Indian, Italian and Maltese descent, recently released her sophomore EP, 'Chapter 2', which she claims is a more personal and honest side of her music.
She moved from Australia to London at the age of 16 to fully commit to her music career, becoming the youngest artist on the BBC Asian Network Future Sounds list at 17. Sharma's journey began with posting covers online, eventually leading to collaborations with major artists and reaching audiences worldwide. In an interview with The Free Press Journal, Sharma opens up about her decision to move to London at such an early age, the importance of her Indian heritage in shaping her as an artist, and her collaboration with renowned artist Sonu Nigam for the track 'Centre of Peace' from 'Chapter 2'.
She also discusses the meaning behind the title of her EP, reflecting on her desire to become more vulnerable and personal in her songwriting.
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