2026 கலைஞர்களின் நிகழ்ச்சிகள்

Aditya Gadhvi is a renowned Indian folk and playback singer from Gujarat who brings traditional sounds to contemporary audiences. Growing up in Surendranagar, he absorbed rich folk traditions that continue to shape his musical voice. His work draws from Charani literature and storytelling, turning performances into rhythmic narratives powered by high-energy modern production. Gadhvi gained national recognition through Coke Studio Bharat and hits like “Khalasi” and “Rang Morla,” inspiring younger audiences to embrace their roots.

BlaaZé, a Grammy-certified artist and pioneer of independent rap in India, spent over 25 years in Zambia before moving to Chennai. He launched India’s first independent rap video, “In My Father’s Words,” followed by the cult hit “Ban The Crooked Police,” helping shape the hip-hop movement early on. Writing rhymes since age nine, he performed for President-elect Frederick Chiluba as a teen and created Zambia’s first music video. Later, collaborations with A. R. Rahman, including Slumdog Millionaire, earned him global recognition and a Grammy certificate.

Punjabi Dhol
The Punjabi Dhol is the rhythmic heartbeat of Punjab’s folk spirit, known for its powerful beats and infectious energy. Its fast rhythms spark celebration and lift the mood of any gathering. Whether alongside Giddha or Bhangra, the Dhol creates an atmosphere of pride, joy, and togetherness, inviting people to move with life’s vibrant pulse.

Dhol Tasha
Rooted in Maharashtra’s heritage, Dhol Tasha expresses collective energy through synchronized, high-intensity rhythms. Prominent during Ganesh Utsav and processions, its beats echo tradition, unity, and devotion, turning percussion into a spirited celebration of culture and shared vitality.

Prashant & Swaranjay are a pioneering duo blending classical rhythmic elegance with contemporary soundscapes that resonate across generations. As accomplished rhythm arrangers and producers, they have collaborated with leading composers, including Sanjay Leela Bhansali, Vishal-Shekhar, Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy, and Vishal Mishra. Their work features in acclaimed projects such as Heeramandi, “Ghoomar” (Padmaavat), “Dholida” (Gangubai Kathiawadi), and “O Sahiba” (Vikram Vedha). Known for crafting impactful music and background scores, they create immersive sonic experiences that celebrate heritage while redefining modern rhythm.

Swaroop Khan is an Indian playback singer from Rajasthan, celebrated for a powerful voice shaped by the desert’s rich musical traditions. Born into the legendary Manganiyar community, he carries forward a lineage of hereditary musicians who preserve Rajasthani oral history through song. Blending Sufi and folk nuances with modern orchestration, he has become a favorite among contemporary composers. He gained national recognition with the acclaimed “Ghoomar” (Padmaavat), bringing authentic folk expression into mainstream cinema.