MUMBAI: Biscoot, the World’s first offline App store that recently released the music of Ramleela, R…Rajkumar & Gori Tere Pyaar Mein digitally via Apps in retail stores across India, is now ready with another massive launch for the Punjab market. With the party season starting, Biscoot releases the most awaited music single by RDB ‘Daddy Da Cash’ featuring Grammy Award Winning American singer-songwriter, rapper, record producer and actor, T-Pain.

Coveted as the Party anthem with Punjabi beats, ‘Daddy Da Cash’ becomes the first music single in India to be sold as an app at Biscoot retail stores across the country at price of Rs 30/-. Shotformats Digital Works has gained exclusive rights for the offline and online distribution of the single. The single will be available across Biscoot retail stores in the form of Apps and on biscoot.com for online listeners.

Speaking on this, Niyati Shah, MD & CEO Shotformats Digital Works states, “RDB is cutting edge, as a band they are innovative not only with music but also in terms of marketing and release of their album. Shotformats being an innovator loves to work with innovators and therefore I am totally excited about our association with RDB.”

Speaking about the new single, Manj and Surj of RDB say, “This track is quite special and very close to our hearts. The entire concept and melody was Kuly’s. We have just improvised on it. T-Pain helps give it an international sound. In fact T-Pain said we are the coolest looking Indian guys he’s seen. We are really excited about what our fans have to say. It’s the first big project we are doing outside Bollywood, an independent RDB song with an international artist. Such collaborations help bring different cultures and genres of music together. We hope our fans will enjoy it!”

Adding on, T-Pain states, “The boys at RDB are a complete riot. I enjoyed working with them and look forward to doing more stuff in the future. India is a truly gifted land of musicians.”

RDB (Rhythm Dhol Bass) is a band formed by three British Sikh brothers in 2001, whose style blends western genres with traditional Punjabi beats and vocals. The celebrated association between RDB and T-Pain promises to be a complete party anthem for the clubs and the bars making the youngsters drool over the music. The teaser which went live a week back is already trending 2 Million views. RDB boasts a catalogue of big-name collaborations with the likes of Snoop Dogg, Kambaqht Ishq, Sadi Gali from Tanu weds Manu and the recent hit being Tamanche pe disco from the Bollywood blockbuster Bullet Raja.