The trailer of Phillauri features Anushka as a ghost bride, who later gets accidentally married to Kanan, played by Suraj Sharma. Soon, Shashi and Diljit's character appear together in the song but as far as we know, their love story stops short of a happy ending. They also have an awkward encounter at a gurudwara. Shashi chances upon Diljit's music and gets more and more drawn towards him. Dum Dum introduces Diljit's character, who can be seen making music with inspirations from his everyday rural life.
Anushka features as a simple Punjabi kudi named Shashi while Diljit's character is an aspiring singer, who wins hearts with his soulful compositions. Team Phillauri describes Dum Dum as the first sufi song of 2017. Anushka and Diljit Doshanjh's Dum Dumsets a sufiayana mood and transports you to the poster-like mustard fields of Punjab. New Delhi: Dum Dum, the first song from Anushka Sharma's Phillauri released on Thursday and is driving away mid-week blues in a jiffy.
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In the autumn of 2012, End of Daze, an EP consisting of tracks recorded just after the Only in Dreams sessions, plus songs recorded a year later, was released. The album featured Dee Dee's bandmates for the first time and revolved around the pain of her mother's death. A full-length sophomore album, Only in Dreams, appeared later that year. On the personnel front, Bambi left the band in late 2011, making way for Malia James. Recorded just before her mother's death, the record was cut by Dee Dee without her band, and was produced again by Gottehrer with help from the Raveonettes' Sune Rose Wagner. In 2011, the He Gets Me High EP was released. After spending some time regrouping, the band began playing more shows as the year drew to a close. was canceled due to the passing of Dee Dee's mother. Rose left the band in June of 2010 and was replaced by a drummer named Sandra Vu, who was with the band when its fall tour of the U.S. Before the album's release, Dee Dee teamed up with guitarist Jules, bassist Bambi, and drummer Frankie Rose (formerly of like-minded groups Crystal Stilts and Vivian Girls) to form a live band. Both recordings were mostly done by Dee Dee at home (with some help from Nick Zinner and Crocodiles' Brandon Welchez) and then expertly produced in the studio by Richard Gottehrer, who had formerly worked with the Go-Go's and Blondie. Thanks to the high level of buzz surrounding Dee Dee (and, of course, the quality of the records), Sub Pop signed Dum Dum Girls in 2009.ĭum Dum Girls' first Sub Pop single, "Jail La La," was released in early 2010, with the debut album I Will Be following soon after. In 2008, lead singer Kristin Gundred (aka Dee Dee) began making solo recordings as Dum Dum Girls, deriving the name both from the Vaselines' album Dum-Dum and from the Iggy Pop song "Dum Dum Boys." Over the course of the next year, Dee Dee released a couple singles (a 7" single on Hozac, a four-way split single on Art Fag), a 12" EP (Yours Alone, released via Captured Tracks), and a compilation disc appearance (on Art Fag's Blissed Out cassette comp). Since they emerged at a time when C-86-inspired acts like Vivian Girls and the Pains of Being Pure at Heart were in vogue, it's little wonder that California's Dum Dum Girls - a group whose '60s-inflected lo-fi pop brings to mind acts like Black Tambourine and Dolly Mixture - became something of a sensation on the indie circuit soon after the release of their first single.
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