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A quick chat with Asima at The Mad Festival 2012

By Natasha Rego on 27/05/2012 at 6:27 pm

WTS caught up with Asima backstage after their set at The Mad Festival, Ooty. The male choir and percussion ensemble from Kerala tell us their views on the festival. We also get to know the genesis of Asima as a group, how they create the “borderless” music as Asima & their love of Indian classical music.

Videography: Sumukh Bharadwaj
Interviewed by: Natasha Rego

About Natasha Rego

Natasha Rego uses photography as a way to beat continuous partial attention. It tears her apart that she can't use it to preserve noise and smell as well.

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