With her international debut single Livin The Life garnering a total of 19.6 million views, over 2.5 million audio streams and a #11 spot on the Shazam Top 100 India songs, musician and entrepreneur Ananya Birla is dropping her second single this month end. The official remix of Livin The Life by Dutch giant Afrojack peaked at #8 on Music Week's Commercial Pop Charts, UK and garnered close to 5 million audio streams while being a constant fixture on the Dance Hits PM:AM on Spotify.

Titled Meant To Be, the single will see the singer-songwriter sporting a brand new personna, highlighting her artistic maturity and musical evolvement since her debut.

The songstress took to social media today and shared, "Ushering in the 23rd with a surprise announcement! I generally like to keep it low key on birthdays but today I have something very special to share - Spreading some birthday vibes with the first look of the artwork of my next single that releases on the 28th!! Tell me what you think. Lots of love."

Ananya Birla is a singer and songwriter who from an early age, was musically inclined and learnt to play the santoor and guitar.

She attended college in England where she read economics and management at the University of Oxford. It was during her time at university that she pursued her hobby -music, at pubs and clubs on weekends in London, whose vibrant music scene and bustling gig culture inspired her to transform her passion into a career.

As founder and CEO of three entrepreneurial ventures, Ananya strives towards bringing a positive change to the world. Starting out at a ripe age of 17 years, her hardwork, vision and dedication have been key to the success of her many endeavours. Svatantra Microfinance is an organization that supports women entrepreneurs in the Indian rural countryside to grow their own businesses; CuroCarte enables premium global handicraft products made available to an extensive audience via an e-commerce platform and Mpower is a mental health initiative that works towards eliminating the stigma associated with mental health illnesses.