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Suchismita's 'Damaru' fuses devotional music with EDM, rap, classical
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Suchismita's 'Damaru' fuses devotional music with EDM, rap, classical
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Mumbai, March 1 (TIWN): ‘Damaru’, the latest uptempo EDM track by Hindustani classical vocalist Suchismita was released on Tuesday on the occasion of Maha Shivratri. The track also features Grammy Award-winning composer Ricky Kej, guitar prodigy Mohini Dey and London-based rapper Maya Miko.

The music video of the song, directed by Los Angeles-based JS Arts, explores the themes of devotion, ecstasy and abundance.  Talking on the occasion of release of the song, Suchismita, who is a protege of A.R. Rahman, said that she has been harbouring the decision of releasing the song on Maha Shivratri, “I always wanted to release ‘Damaru’ on Shivratri since I’m an ardent follower of Shiv but owing to the turbulent pandemic I missed releasing the single over the last two years.”  Commenting further on the idea behind the song, she said, “I’m grateful that I have such a phenomenal bunch of collaborators on this single. The underlying idea was to present a unique take on devotional music as I’ve attempted to merge diverse soundscapes such as EDM, rap and classical into one heady experimental concoction with this devotional single.”

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