Why You Should Listen to Shaan’s Songs - More Than Music, It’s a Choice That Heals, Uplifts, and Protects

 

In life, we all face problems, pressure from situations, emotional turmoil, and a mix of feelings we often struggle to understand. When it’s finally time to relax, most of us turn to music. But what if the songs we choose only make us feel worse? What if they add to our sadness instead of lifting us out of it?

If a song doesn’t lift your mood or bring peace to your heart, then what’s the point of listening to it? Imagine being emotionally exhausted, and instead of feeling comforted, your music drains you even more. Or imagine already feeling broken, and the lyrics you hear push you deeper into that pain.

Music should be your escape, not your burden. Yes, there are countless sad songs in this world--ready to pour more sorrow into your soul--but the choice is always yours. Do you want to stay stuck in pain or choose a sound that helps you heal?

And when we talk about healing music, one name shines the brightest: Shaan-the irreplaceable king of positive, happy, and meaningful songs. His voice is like light. His songs carry hope, warmth, and wisdom. They don’t pull you down, they help you rise. When You're Heartbroken, He Helps You Heal.

We all go through heartbreak, breakups, betrayals, disappointments. And in those painful moments, it’s easy to drown in songs that say things like “I can’t live without you” or “Life is meaningless now.” But some songs make it harder to move on.

Now listen to Shaan’s beautiful song “Bhool Ja Jo Hua Usse.”

It’s like a gentle medicine for your broken heart. The lyrics don’t feed your sorrow, they speak directly to your soul, encouraging you to let go and move on.

Forget what happened, move forward… There’s so much more waiting for you.

Through this song, Shaan gently tells you:

“Don’t get stuck in sadness. Life has a lot more to offer. The show must go on.”

Whether it’s the playful charm of “Musu Musu Hasi,” the soulful romance of “Jab Se Tere Naina,” or the magic of “Chand Sifarish,” Shaan’s music instantly lifts your mood. His voice has that rare power to make you smile, even when you’re low. And it’s not just his iconic classics, his recent songs are just as inspiring. One of his latest gems is “Ae Dil Tu Le Chal Kahi,” a beautiful duet with Palak Muchhal for Red Ribbon Music. This song is a gentle reminder to keep moving, to follow your dreams, and to believe in yourself. If you’ve missed this song, you’ve truly missed out on a musical dose of positivity.

 And then there’s “Phir Se Milo,” released under Shaan’s own music label. This song is not just melodious, it’s transformative.It reminds you to resolve misunderstandings, forgive, and reconnect. Just listen closely to what Shaan is saying, and you’ll feel the fog in your heart begin to clear.

Take a dip in the ocean of joy--just visit his official YouTube channel and let his music fill your heart.

Shaan has music for every phase of life:

•When you're celebrating your success, 

•When you're crushed by failure, 

•When you’re starting something exciting, 

•When you’re tired after a long day,

Whatever the mood--joyful, broken, excited, lost--- he has a song for you. His songs gently whisper:

“You deserve happiness. You deserve peace. You deserve to move forward.”

And most importantly, his songs remind you that even when you feel like you’re not enough--you still are. You matter. You are allowed to rest, cry, begin again, and shine.

We all know the famous song “Sun Raha Hai Na Tu… Ro Rahi Hoon Main”. It’s undeniably emotional and beautifully sung. But pause for a moment and ask yourself honestly:

“Can this song bring me any happiness when I’m already feeling broken?”

The lyrics clearly answer: no.

It pulls you deeper into your pain. It makes you cry more, feel heavier, and in many cases, it delays your healing.

Now spot the difference between this kind of song and a Shaan song. Shaan’s songs don’t ignore your pain, they acknowledge it, but they also gently guide you out of it. They don’t just sit beside your sadness, they hold your hand and lead you toward peace. Where “Sun Raha Hai…” might make you cry harder, a Shaan song like “Bhool Ja Jo Hua Usse” tells you:

 “You’ve cried enough. Now let’s wipe those tears and take the first step forward.”

That’s the power of positive music. That’s the difference. So choose wisely. Music can either be a weight that holds you down or a wind that lifts you up.

Sometimes, some of us face the darkest phases of life, where everything feels meaningless. We spend sleepless nights, overwhelmed by pain and thoughts we can't escape. It feels like giving up is the only option.

There are nights when you find yourself crying alone at 3 a.m., completely hopeless, wondering if anything will ever get better. Those nights are terrifying.

But even in those moments, Shaan’s songs are there for you.

His voice feels like a soft hug in the silence. His lyrics whisper:

“This is not the end. This is just a test by God. And this too shall pass.” His songs don’t judge you. They don't rush your healing. Instead, they hold your hand and help you breathe again.

They gently say:

“You’re not alone. You are strong. You will rise again.”

Whether you're dealing with heartbreak, failure, confusion, or loneliness--his songs give life back to you. They give you strength to take one more breath, one more step, one more chance.

Even if you're in a happy mood, listening to songs with negative, arrogant, or vulgar vibes--like those often found in certain so-called "celebration" or objectifying songs, can slowly affect your mindset without your awareness. These songs might not seem harmful at first, but over time, they can dull your positivity and unknowingly invite sadness, aggression, or emotional exhaustion into your life. Music is energy. What you listen to regularly is what you start to internalize. So, even if you're smiling today, constantly surrounding yourself with dark or disturbing lyrics may eventually cloud that joy.

That’s exactly why you should choose Shaan’s songs. His music has no sad vibes, no vulgarity in the name of fun, and no arrogance in the name of confidence. His songs carry love, warmth, grace, and simplicity, everything your mind and heart truly deserve.

And let’s not ignore how music can influence our actions--not just our emotions. Imagine you’re driving with your friends, in a fun and carefree mood. If your car speakers start blasting lyrics like “Chaar Botal Vodka” or “Suraj Dooba Hai Yaaron… Do Ghoont Nashe Ke Maaro, Raste Bhula Do Saare…” --you might not even realize it, but such songs glorify alcohol and recklessness. Subconsciously, they can encourage the urge to drink or behave carelessly. And if someone actually acts on that feeling, especially while driving, it can result in terrible consequences, like a serious accident or even loss of life. Just one wrong decision influenced by the wrong kind of music can destroy everything.

Now imagine instead, you're listening to Shaan’s “Chhote Chhote Tamashe” or “It’s the Time to Disco.” These songs are full of energy and celebration, yet they don’t promote intoxication, aggression, or danger. They make you smile, sing along, and safely enjoy the moment. That’s the beauty of Shaan’s music, it brings joy without risk. It lifts your spirits while helping you stay grounded, thoughtful, and safe.

So just be careful about the songs you listen to, because a song holds real power. It can lift you up or break you down. It can heal you or hurt you.There are countless songs on this earth with record-breaking views--billions, even trillions--but that doesn’t mean they’ll make you feel better inside.

Choose music not by its views, but by how it makes you feel.

Don’t let your healing depend on what’s trending. Let it depend on what’s true and what’s right for your heart.

And when you seek peace, hope, or joy, just press play on a Shaan song.

You’ll find a reason to smile again.Shaan’s music is more than just entertainment.

It’s a friend in the dark, a celebration in the light, and a healing touch for the wounded heart.

So the next time you need a break from the world, or even from your own thoughts, Put on a Shaan song. Let his voice remind you that you are enough, that you can heal, and that your story is far from over.

Let the music play. Let the healing begin.

Because he is Shaan… and his songs never make you Pareshaan.