Moses Koul Releases New Track ‘Jee Le,’ Exploring Love in Everyday Moments
Mumbai — Actor-singer Moses Koul, best known for his role in the Netflix series “Class,” has released a new single titled “Jee Le,” a song centered on relationships that develop quietly through familiarity, comfort and everyday interactions.
Koul said the track focuses on the uncertainty that can come with an unexpected emotional connection.
“This song is not trying to sell you anything — it’s about a moment where you don’t know if you are falling for the moment, the person in front of you or what you have become in that moment,” he said in a statement.
“Jee Le” explores the idea that love does not always begin with dramatic declarations or follow a traditional path. Instead, the song focuses on relationships that emerge naturally from routines and conversations.
The music video reflects that theme through an office setting, where two colleagues gradually develop a connection without actively seeking one.
Koul is also known for his work in India’s independent and underground music scene, where he has experimented across pop, rap, rock and R&B.
He has worked with artists including Arijit Singh and Divine, as well as rock and metal outfit Kraken, and has songwriting and production credits across several projects.
As an actor, Koul gained wider recognition through “Class,” Netflix’s Indian adaptation of the Spanish series “Elite.”
Set at the fictional Hampton International school in Delhi, the crime drama follows three working-class students who enroll at an elite institution and become entangled in the lives of their wealthy classmates.
The series explores issues including caste discrimination, corruption, homophobia, religious discrimination, child neglect and economic inequality. (Source: IANS)
