Dokta Brain has revealed the deeply personal story behind his trending song “Bikyaganye,” saying every experience described in the track comes directly from his own life.
The singer and songwriter explained that the song is not a fictional story created for entertainment. Instead, its lyrics reflect things he has encountered in his everyday life.
While writing and composing “Bikyaganye” was relatively straightforward, Dokta Brain said the recording process became an entirely different challenge.
Some of the verses affected him so deeply that he repeatedly broke down in the studio and had to stop recording to compose himself.
“Everything that I sang about in that song is the pure truth. There was nothing added; I only found it difficult during delivery,” Dokta Brain explained.
He said the emotional weight of the lyrics was what made the recording take considerably longer than expected.
“What disturbed me the most was recording it, not the creative part,” he added.
A session that should have taken only a short time eventually stretched to almost three hours as Dokta Brain paused several times, relaxed and gathered himself before continuing.
“During recording, there were moments that touched my heart deeply and I would break down and relax. I spent almost three hours recording it. Though it should have taken me a little time, because of its emotional side, it took me long.”
Dokta Brain also insisted that he did not exaggerate the experiences captured in the song.
“There is nothing I lied about. Everything you hear is the bitter truth, though I just left out others,” he said.
That revelation gives “Bikyaganye” an added layer for listeners who have connected with the song without necessarily knowing how personal its lyrics are to the artist.
Away from the song’s growing attention, Dokta Brain is also preparing for his upcoming “The Doorkey Experience,” scheduled for September 26 at Skyz Hotel.
The singer says the event will go beyond a conventional music show. He plans to use the daytime portion to take fans back to the games and simple forms of entertainment they enjoyed during childhood.
“Fans should anticipate that we’re going to learn how to play as back then,” he said.
According to Dokta Brain, the daytime activities will focus on traditional games and having fun without relying on drugs or other harmful substances, before the night shifts entirely toward music.
“We used to play different kinds of games in our childhood using everyday things. That day will be for playing and the night will be for music alone.”
For an artist whose latest song is rooted so heavily in personal experience, the upcoming show could offer fans another opportunity to connect with the man behind the music.