Guru Randhawa's new track 'Slowly-Slowly' with Pitbull will make you groove to it's tunes in no time

After his famous hits "High Rated Gabru" and "Suit Suit", Punjabi singer Guru Randhawa has now collaborated with American rapper Pitbull for his new release "Slowly Slowly" that was launched on Friday.

The music video showcases Randhawa's classic rap with Pitbull in the background, giving the peppy number an ultimate twist. 

Watch it below:

Sung, written and composed by Randhawa, the song’s music video is directed by a UAE based company ‘Gifty’. The dashing Punjabi singer is maintaining a universal and multilingual approach to his new release with its lyrics penned down in English, Hindi, and Spanish.

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Giving a statement to the media on the release of his new track, Randhawa expressed about his dream of working with the international star Pitbull.

"It is a dream come true moment. I always wanted to represent my village, my state and my country at an international level. This collaboration with Pitbull is one step towards that representation.

The new high-tempo song by the singer is produced by T-Series leader Bhushan Kumar and is now released on the company’s YouTube channel.

"As a company, T-Series is proud to present the coming together of these two musical geniuses, Guru and Pitbull in 'Slowly Slowly'. I am glad to fulfill my father's dream of taking T-Series a notch higher than before," Kumar told the media.

In his series of tweets pertaining, the Punjabi singer thanked the music videos’ production company along with co-singer Pitbull for their affection and support.

"I can't thank Pitbull and T-Series enough for all their support and love. We have worked hard on this single and I hope this will put Indian music on the world map," Randhawa said in a statement.

For the uninitiated, it is not the first time Pitbull has collaborated with an Indian star. In 2013, he was seen rapping in a song sung by Priyanka Chopra named ‘Exotic’.

(With PTI inputs)