Hi Claudio,
Chennai-born, New York-based violinist, vocalist, and composer Harini Raghavan spins quirky speculation into grooves and expansive melodies. She draws on her decades of Carnatic music training and her years at Berklee, shifting South Asian classical elements toward pop and jazz sensibilities in a refreshing, organic way. Using Ableton Live to expand the possibilities of her instruments, Raghavan and her band RINI mix the meditative and the funky, the technical and the catchy on Maya (release: December 8, 2017).
Inspired by a talk by writer Amitabh Ghosh, “Maya” reflects the delusion that all is well and the starkly contrasting reality of the threat of climate change, painting two sonic pictures with a tip of the hat to Beats Antique.
Give it a listen and check out our full press release at the link below, and let me know if you'd like a physical copy or want me to arrange an interview!
Rini - Illusion, Faith, and a Strong Cup of Coffee: The Funky Musical Cosmos of Carnatic-Meets-Electronic Group RINI
10/16/2017
Chennai-born, New York-based violinist, vocalist, and composer Harini Raghavan spins quirky speculation into grooves and expansive melodies. She draws on her decades of Carnatic music training and her years at Berklee, shifting South Asian classical elements toward pop and jazz sensibilities in a refreshing, organic way.
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Thanks,Ben Michaels
Tuesday, November 7, 2017
violinist, vocalist, and composer Harini Raghavan
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rock paper scissors, inc.
511 W. 4th St. Suite #2, Bloomington, IN 47404
Posted by jazzofilo at Tuesday, November 07, 2017
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