Raag Madhuvani

Style: indian classical, sitar, tabla, tanpura, raaga, meditative, traditional Create a Hindi Braj folk song with a playful Radha-Krishna theme, closely following the musical character and rhythmic feel of the provided audio reference. Preserve the reference track's overall folk arrangement, rhythmic groove, melodic phrasing, instrumental interplay, vocal delivery, and section transitions as closely as the system allows. Approximate tempo: 120 BPM; adjust to the reference if needed. **Vocal style:** Warm, expressive male folk singer with a natural earthy North Indian/Braj folk tone. Use playful, sweet, slightly teasing expressions, clear Hindi/Braj pronunciation, melodic ornamentation, gentle vocal slides, and natural folk-style variations. Avoid modern pop singing or overly polished robotic vocals. **Musical direction:** Traditional North Indian village folk with a light Thumri-inspired flavour. Keep the melody catchy, rhythmic, playful, and graceful. Maintain the reference's groove and energy throughout. **Arrangement:** Follow the reference audio's instrumental palette, percussion patterns, melodic fills, pauses, transitions, and repeated hook arrangement. Do not unnecessarily introduce modern EDM, heavy electronic beats, or orchestral cinematic layers. **Song structure:** Retain the short vocal opening, repeated folk hook, verse-and-refrain pattern, instrumental interludes, and playful repeated ending. **Lyrics:** Use the supplied new Radha-Krishna lyrics exactly as written. Do not change, omit, or add words. **Important:** The new song should feel like a natural continuation of the reference song's musical world, not a completely new composition with an unrelated arrangement., male vocal