After World Cup And IPL Anthems, Shivangi Sharma Unveils FIFA-Inspired Track ‘Let’s Play To Win FIFA’

Pop singer Shivangi Sharma, best known for hits like "Party Party" with DJ Bravo, "Same Old Lies," and "Ishq Dawa," is all set to release her new FIFA-inspired anthem, "Let's Play to Win FIFA," on 26th June.

The music video features professional soccer player Tyler Moon and his wife Brooklyn, whom Shivangi met during a flight from Dallas to Chicago. Their real-life connection to the sport added authenticity to the project.

"I met Brooklyn by chance during a flight and we stayed connected on Instagram. When I started planning the video, I immediately thought of her. Later I found out that her husband Tyler is a professional soccer player, and everything just fell into place naturally."

Speaking about the song, Shivangi clarified that it is not dedicated to any particular team but to the spirit of sports itself.

"This song is not dedicated to any one team. It's dedicated to every athlete who puts in years of hard work, discipline, and dedication. I've always believed that sports deserve to be celebrated through music, and that's exactly what I wanted to do with 'Let's Play to Win FIFA.'"

Having previously released the 2019 World Cup Anthem and an IPL track with DJ Bravo, Shivangi says her connection with sports-themed music goes back several years.

"This isn't the first time I've created a song around sports. Whether it was the World Cup Anthem or my IPL song with DJ Bravo, my intention has always been the same-to celebrate athletes and the passion they bring to the game."

The idea for the FIFA anthem came to her while she was living in the United States and observing the country's growing soccer culture.

"I've seen people here gather in homes, bars, and communities just to support their favorite teams. The energy is incredible. Watching families celebrate matches together inspired me to create a song that captures the excitement, unity, and competitive spirit of football."

"I want to give full credit to Nikhil Kotibhaskar, who handled the production, mixing, and mastering. He worked tirelessly despite the time difference. When it was day for me, it was night for him, and together we made it happen."