With I LIKE GREEN EYES TOO released on Dec 5, 2025, Music UnLtd. offer one of their most emotionally refined and mature songs to date. Led by Milind Chitnavis, known artistically as Milin, the award winning indie project continues to prove that subtlety, craft, and emotional intelligence can be just as powerful as grand statements. This single does not rely on dramatic conflict or explosive emotion. Instead, it finds its strength in calm understanding and quiet release.
I LIKE GREEN EYES TOO is built around a rare narrative in songwriting, two people mutually recognizing that love has changed and choosing to part ways without bitterness. It is a song about emotional honesty rather than heartbreak. That perspective gives the track a sense of relief rather than sorrow, making it feel restorative instead of heavy. Music UnLtd. approach this theme with sensitivity, allowing space for reflection rather than forcing resolution.
Sonically, the song is a gentle soft rock composition enriched by a distinctive fusion of Western and Indian instrumentation. Acoustic guitar, piano, bass, drums, and cello form a warm and familiar foundation, while the inclusion of sarod and tabla adds a subtle but powerful layer of depth. These elements are woven seamlessly into the arrangement, never feeling ornamental or out of place. The result is a soundscape that feels intimate and global at the same time, echoing the emotional universality of the song’s message.
Milin’s role as composer, lyricist, singer, and guitarist is central to the track’s cohesion. His voice carries a calm clarity that suits the song’s theme perfectly. There is no sense of pleading or regret in his delivery. Instead, he sings with acceptance, allowing the lyrics to unfold like a conversation that has already reached understanding. This restraint gives the song its emotional credibility, making it feel honest rather than performative.
The arrangement mirrors that emotional balance. Nothing rushes forward, and nothing lingers unnecessarily. Each instrument enters with intention, supporting the narrative rather than competing for attention. The cello adds warmth and gravity, the piano provides reflection, and the Indian classical elements introduce a meditative quality that enhances the song’s sense of closure. It feels like a deep exhale after a long emotional journey.
Milin’s musical background plays a significant role in shaping this sound. His journey began in Nagpur, where early exposure to Indian music sparked a lifelong curiosity. That foundation expanded during his college years at Sydenham College in Mumbai, where he performed as a singer guitarist before pursuing formal training at the Musicians’ Institute in Hollywood, California. Studying under respected mentors such as Kimbo Smith, Dan Gilbert, Scott Henderson, Ron Eschete, and Joe Diorio refined his technical skill and musical perspective.
His continued study of piano in Mumbai and Hindustani Classical vocal training under Pandit Yeshwant Mahale and Raghunandan Panshikar further deepened his ability to blend traditions with modern songwriting. That synthesis is clearly present in I LIKE GREEN EYES TOO, where classical textures and indie rock sensibility coexist naturally rather than as a conceptual experiment.
Music UnLtd. have long been recognized for emotional storytelling and sophisticated craftsmanship. Their global acclaim includes major milestones such as the Cannes World Film Festival Best Original Song award in 2024 for It Crossed My Mind, along with recognition from the Global Music Awards and Music Video Underground Awards in Paris. Their debut EP And Then I Saw Her also earned accolades at the Akademia Music Awards in Los Angeles. This history of recognition is not built on trends, but on consistency and depth.
I LIKE GREEN EYES TOO fits seamlessly into that legacy. It is not a song designed to chase radio formulas or viral moments. It is designed to last. Its emotional clarity makes it relatable to anyone who has experienced a relationship ending not in anger, but in understanding. That perspective is rare and valuable, especially in a music landscape often driven by extremes.
Beyond the studio, Music UnLtd. continue to connect with audiences through live performances and a genre fluid repertoire that spans original work and carefully chosen covers in English and Hindi. Milin’s recent performance at the Mayo College 150th Anniversary Celebrations and his upcoming show in Nagpur reflect an artist deeply connected to both his roots and his evolving audience.
I LIKE GREEN EYES TOO stands as a reminder that endings can be gentle, that growth sometimes means release, and that music does not need conflict to be compelling. With grace, precision, and emotional maturity, Music UnLtd. deliver a song that lingers quietly, offering comfort rather than closure. It is a testament to the power of thoughtful songwriting and the beauty of letting go with dignity.
