Mumbai: After releasing her international single 'In My City', actress Priyanka Chopra now features in a song called 'Erase', a new original track by The Chainsmokers, comprising New York-based producer/DJ duo Andrew Winter and Alex Pall.
"Music for me has been a very organic process. I have been fortunate enough to work with the best and the most passionate people in the business. I have my team to thank for 'Erase'," Priyanka said in a statement here.
"Even though I was hard at work on my debut music album they allowed me opportunity to break away and work with and feature on this single by 'The Chainsmokers'. These guys are super talented and completely crazy, which made the whole process so much fun," she said.
This is a new genre of music Priyanka has ventured into which is in the Electronic Dance Music (EDM) space....
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Washington: Americans are biased against smokers and the overweight, but the United States saves its greatest disrespect for those who light up, according to a Gallup poll published on Friday. One in four Americans report having less respect for a person who smokes, compared to 12 percent of Americans who say they have less respect for those who are overweight, the July poll said. Anti-smoker bias is higher today than...
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