Perpetual Music Group

24/10/2025

“Chagronga” is Out Now!!! on all streaming platforms!

🎧 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/4X667wHrlCFCq64rtppuCY?si=peIFfRHuSeW-A2zszUyJgg

🛒 Amazon Music: https://open.spotify.com/track/4X667wHrlCFCq64rtppuCY?si=peIFfRHuSeW-A2zszUyJgg

🎶 Gaana: https://gaana.com/song/chagronga

🎵 JioSaavn: https://www.jiosaavn.com/song/chagronga/Ag4mQxpvbng

🍎 Apple Music: Link will be updated soon!

10/10/2025

“Chagronga”
A vibrant pop single with R&B influences, “Chagronga” captures the bittersweet feeling of revisiting old love. Produced by Tengsuang Gabil under Perpetual Music Group India, the track blends catchy electronic production, textured beats, and dynamic vocals. It explores regret, longing, and hope for a second chance — a relatable and emotional anthem.

💫 “‘Chagronga’ is about the bittersweet feeling of love that pulls you back, even when you know better. – Noga M. Sangma

📍 Artist: Noga M. Sangma
🏠 Hometown: Tura, Meghalaya, India

🎧 Stream soon on all platforms!

📀 Produced by: Tengsuang Gabil
🏷️ Record Label: Perpetual Music Group India

29/09/2025

“Chagronga” by Noga Sangma 🎤
Produced by Tengsuang Gabil 🎶

🔥 Something fresh and powerful is on the way. Stay tuned — OUT SOON! 🚀

01/08/2025

It’s Out Now Gibbs Miamo SG & Straight G “Somewhere In Garo Hills”
https://youtu.be/0SDQh3dBDoU?si=m__to6rbb35eeIuBe

🌄 “Somewhere in Garo Hills” by G. Miamo & Straight G is a tribute to the beauty, peace, and pride of Garo Hills. From scenic views to hip hop vibes — experi...

29/07/2025

30/04/2025

Brands Play It Loud but Pay It Light, Leaving Music Industry in the Red
• Many companies use music in social media videos without paying proper royalties.
• This causes India’s music industry to lose ₹8,000–10,000 crore every year.
• Only 1.5% of branded videos pay royalties.
• Around 32,000 such videos are made daily.
• Independent artists lose about ₹900 crore annually due to this misuse.
• Companies often avoid paying fees by using royalty-free platforms or ignoring copyright rules.
• Experts say this practice is illegal and harms music creators.
• Stronger enforcement and awareness are needed to protect the music industry. fans