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A talk with Soulmate at The Mad Festival 2012

By Natasha Rego on 13/04/2012 at 6:06 pm

What’s The Scene, India had an in-depth talk with Rudy Wallang and Tipriti Kharbangar of the Shillong blues group, Soulmate, at the sidelines of the Mad Festival, Ooty. The duo give us a crash course on what the blues means, how they imbibed the blues culture in them. We hear about how the band formed, their roots and cherished memories.

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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