Antoine Redon
Living in India since 10 years, Antoine is a French singer who started learning the violin at the age of 6 and soon took the guitar to accompany his voice, also taking on Reggae music as a bit of an obsession. He sang the main roles in the musicals Jesus Christ Superstar in Paris (2004) and Hair in Paris (2002) and in Delhi (2008 & 2010).
He gathered musical influences from the African tradition, Reggae, Rock Opera, Spanish gypsy and French songs and his own compositions. You can see him appearing in “Delhi Roots”, “Serge Gainsbourg night”, A Capella, The French troubadours – Antoine and Romain The Shouts – Antoine & Aditi and more recently in Vocal Rasta, an A Capella ensemble produced by Teamwork Arts for Freedom of Expression that he conducts in various concerts and festivals.
Ditty
Ditty is the moonlighting artistic alter ego of architect Aditi Veena. Her performances combine music with experimental spatial experiences and have ranged from performing in small tight basements with visual projections to spatial experiences to a walking garden concert through the beautiful Village of Zorba the Buddha where the audience moved through the gardens with the artists to listen to music in various different spaces.
Her first EP is called Mumblings (on the impressioned interactions with four charming monsieurs in the life of Ditty). It is a concept EP linking four stories about four special men in Ditty’s life. And since Ditty wanted it to be more than just music, She ended up doing a small storybook which unfolded and illustrated all four stories.
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Crooner is an American epithet given to male singers of jazz standards, mostly from the Great American Songbook, either backed by a full orchestra, a big band or by a piano. Originally it was an ironic term denoting an emphatically sentimental, often emotional singing style made possible by the use of microphones. (ref. Wiki)
The only difference here is that the crooner is from India. And he performs in and out of songbooks.
Mister Mawkin explores vocal based repertoire majorly and performs music ranging from various genres and languages though mainly in an environment created by acoustic/semi-acoustic instruments.Mister Mawkin performs in duo/trio/band settings,depending on the scenario
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Ritviz is a music producer/composer/songwriter/singer/rapper from Pune, who started in July 2013. His debut EP titled ‘Vizdumb’ was released on UK’s Relentik Records. Ritviz is a classically trained hindustani musician and works towards creating unique soundscapes that combine his love for bass and Indian classical music.
Ritviz followed up his debut EP with bootleg remixes of Cash Cash’s ‘Take Me Home’ which saw him receive widespread attention from international music blogs such as Nada Brahma and Daily Dose of Bass. In 2015, his track ‘Mukti’ was signed to and released by High Chai Recordings – the US-based global bass music label. He’s currently working on a follow up EP to ‘Vizdumb’.
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Leon Russell
One of the most versatile and respected DJ/producers in the country he is famous for his extended sets which date back to as long as 2007.
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MojoJojo is the alias, under which 26 year old DJ/producer, AkshayJohar, produces Bass Heavy music and is instantly recognizable because of his fine handlebar moustache and distinctive brand of crossover music.
Almost out of nowhere, MojoJojo has taken the electronic music circuit by storm and broken from the throng of young DJ/Producers.
Having clocked nearly a 100 gigs in just a years time, including opening for the likes of Zomboy, Dismantle and Dbridge. With a 4 track EP release and 5 bootlegs/remixes in tow, he has garnering major traction in the electronic music space, with nearly 50,000 plays on social media.
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N*hilate
With an ear for rhythm, N*hilate aka Nisheeth can easily switch from different styles without skipping a beat. He’s s firm believer in if you like it, if you feel it, you cant help but move to it. With an uncanny ability to read the mood of the crowd and a willingness to play with sounds and styles, hes one of the few whos at home with any style. His versatility and comfort with different genres is evident when he can seamlessly shift from playing the latest in indie/ nu disco to deep house and progressive house. An avid fan of vocal house, Nisheeth prefers to spin clean grooves that will make your feet move on their own.
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Justin Oh is South Korea’s fastest rising EDM artist. First discovered and championed by the legend Paul Oakenfold himself, Justin has received heavy support from industry giants such as Armin Van Buuren, Above & Beyond, Gareth Emery, Myon & Shane54, W&W, Tritonal, and many more.
His debut artist album last year, is an example of Justin’s versatility in the studio to produce quality tracks across many different genres. During the first week of release, the album stormed the Beatport release charts by sweeping Top 3 in all genres. 2013 also marked the launch of his dj career with appearances in Asia at prestigious events such as Future Music Festival Asia and Ultra Korea as well as world-class clubs like DJ Mags #12 Club Octagon.
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Anu$hka + AGENT
Combining their individual sound and skills, their DJ sets are a diverse mash-up from disco, funk, hiphop, rnb, classic house to fresh beats and trap.
AGENT (Smita Singh) is a designer/ entrepreneur and co-founder of Magnetic Fields Festival. Brought up on a diet of 70s, 80s and 90s funk, hip-hop and house, she brings her love for old school dance music to get bodies moving.
Anushka Menon is a beauty & fashion photographer, deeply rooted within the music scene. With a large appetite for experimental sounds, DJing is just the start of her musical adventure.
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Ma Faiza brings something wholly unique to the Indian EDM scene. She has emerged from the psychedelic trance music scene into a genre-defying selector of the finest electronic music. Free of conventionality, without boundaries or borders and refusing to be limited by style or tempo she blurs the lines between cultures and genres.
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