T20 World Cup is less than two months away. The teams have already started preparing for the World Cup. The organizers are also busy. As per the rules of the tournament, the ICC is in the process of creating a theme song.

Two artists have sung the theme song of T20 World Cup. One of them is Grammy Award winning Jamaican musician Sean Paul. Another is Trinidadian soca superstar Kees. The song was produced by Michael Tyano Montano. The video of the song features several well-known superstars.

Although the teaser is out, the song will take more time to release. According to the notification published by ICC, the song will be released in a few weeks.

About the World Cup theme song, singer Paul said, He hopes to capture the essence of Caribbean music with a touch of international flair.

“Cricket has always been a major part of our culture, so I'm honoured to record the official anthem for the T20 World Cup.”

“I'm a big fan of Kes and the track will feature a nice touch of the Caribbean, with some dance, to an international vibe and of course Soca - it will be a real anthem for people to sing out and feel the spirit of unity.”

Another singer Kees Dieffenthaller, known to the world as Kes and the lead singer of Trinidad and Tobago-based Kes the Band, intends to bring a unique vibe to the tournament via the anthem.

"Our mission has always been about bringing worlds together, so blending cricket, (dear to us in the Caribbean), with music is a powerful combination. Shoutout to Sean Paul, Tano, and the whole team for creating this musical vibe.

“Can't wait for everyone to sing along to this worldwide anthem and bring the party to stadiums across the West Indies and USA."

ICC General Manager, Marketing and Communications Claire Furlong looks forward to the work of the artists in a song that will appeal to cricket fans the world over.

“We are delighted to have two globally recognised artists who are at the top of their genres in Sean Paul and Kes produce our tournament anthem, which will set the tone for the biggest cricket carnival spectacle ever.

“Fans can expect a song that will reflect the Caribbean identity, while retaining universal appeal for global cricket fans, themed around the event’s marketing campaign ‘Out of this World”.