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India is a confluence; inclusive and secure.
An instrumental cover of A R Rahman's Bharat humko, made by artists under Covid confinement around the world, featuring: Sylwia Malachowska on #violin Gandhaar Amin on #flute Varun Venkit on drums Pierre Gillet on guitar & bass Thibault Dille on accordina Audio arrangement: Pierre Gillet Mixing & mastering: The Gandhaar Amin Project Video production: Rahul Venkit Multimedia For more, follow Confluence Allstars on Instagram or Facebook A beautiful blend of A.R. Rahman's Rehna tu and Becca Stevens' Tillery. Two brilliant bands from Europe and India virtually collaborate -- under Covid19 confinement, and without having met in person -- to fuse together musical influences from Africa and the Americas.
Empty Cafe are: Gandhaar Amin on flute Vinay Kaushal on bass and guitar Varun Venkit on conga, cajon and percussion Ana & the Duorkestra are: Ana da Rocha Gaspar on vocals Pierre Gillet on guitar, percussion, kalimba and vocals Thibault Dille on accordina, kalimba and vocals Audio arrangement & editing: Pierre Gillet Mixing & mastering: Thibault Dille Productions Video production: Rahul Venkit Multimedia For more, follow Confluence Allstars on Instagram or Facebook Legends never die. Made by musicians under Covid19 lockdown in two different cities and continents, here's an instrumental medley paying tribute to the great #BillWithers featuring:
Gandhaar Amin on #flute Pierre Gillet on guitar Varun Venkit on percussions Thibault Dille on keyboard, #accordion, #accordina and vocals Arrangement & mixing: Thibault Dille Productions Video production: Rahul Venkit Multimedia For more, follow Confluence Allstars on Instagram or Facebook In the spirit of "The world is my family," the Embassy of India, Brussels pays tribute to Mahatma Gandhi on the occasion of his 150th birth anniversary on October 2, 2018, with a rendition of his favourite song Vaishnav jan to.
Singer: Ana da Rocha Gaspar Sound mastering: Matthieu Gerard Director of photography & video producer: Antoine Sottiaux Producer: Rahul Venkit For more, follow Confluence Allstars on Instagram or Facebook Sylwia Malachowska from Poland may not speak Hindi. But when she plays her violin, she feels each and every word.
Presenting an instrumental medley of two bollywood tunes Humko hami se & Tum hi ho featuring Sylwia on violin & Rahul Venkit on acoustic guitar, part of the Confluence Allstars band based in Brussels, Belgium. Audio recording & mastering by Pierre Gillet Music video produced & edited by Rahul Venkit For more, follow Confluence Allstars on Instagram or Facebook. |
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