Showcase yourself, your concerts, albums etc. for a fee and get noticed.
Artists promoted
This page will display images/audio-video links and data of artists who have availed this service to showcase themselves, their concerts, albums etc.
The search options are fine tuned to guide you to search by Artist, Performance and Album. Again, under each of the above categories, you can search by genre.
Promote yourselves
This is a promotional space that -
Enables you to use it as a single destination for all your artistic promotion.
Allows you to upload your profiles, images, upcoming performances, audio releases and video links.
Serves as a platform which may be viewed by concerts organizers, record labels and others in the performing arts fraternity.
G. Madhavan, a disciple of Sangitha Kalanidhi D.K.Jayaraman is the grandson of violinist R.S.Gopalakrishnan. He assimilated his guru DKJ’s music by playing the thambura at his concerts! After the demise of DKJ, Madhavan learnt under Shri P.S.Narayanaswamy and N.Vijay Siva. He is one of the most promising artists on the Carnatic vocal scene today.
Bindhu Malini hailing from a family of musicians, is a singer and a graphic designer. Bindhu Malini is trained in Carnatic Classical Music. She has learnt under eminent musicians such as Rama Ravi, Kiranavali, Mangalam Shankar and G. Madhavan. She is now a disciple of Ustad Abdul Rashid Khan, a resident guru of Sangeet Research Academy, Kolkata, learning Hindustani Classical in the Gwalior Gharana Gayaki. She sings concerts in the contemporary style and scored music for many theatre productions.
Vedanth Bharadwaj
Music is my passion and I have been fascinated with it for as long as I can remember. My quest in music started early, around the age of 4, when I...
Music is my passion and I have been fascinated with it for as long as I can remember. My quest in music started early, around the age of 4, when I started training in Carnatic classical music. For the last five years, I have been a student of both Hindustani and Carnatic classical music, under the acclaimed vocalist and teacher Sri Ramamoorthy Rao. I have travelled through various genres of music, western and Indian, and I have always come back to the Indian classical forms.
I find our system of music to be an endless ocean - the more I learn, the more I feel there is to learn, it is a most humbling experience. I consider myself very fortunate that my guru, family, and friends have made this journey possible by supporting and encouraging me to reach my destination. Words are not enough to express my gratitude.
