Abhijit Pohankar is a celebrated Indian fusion music producer and keyboard maestro, renowned for blending Indian classical with contemporary sounds. A pioneer in playing classical music on the keyboard, he’s known for his iconic album Piya Bawari and groundbreaking concepts like Bollywood Gharana and The Hazrat Amir Khusrau Project. With over 35 albums and collaborations with legends like Hariharan, Ghulam Ali, and Sonal Mansingh, he continues to redefine the independent music landscape globally
A groovy fusion of Bollywood hits & Indian Classical Music
The band is a fresh sound of music, blending Bollywood hits with Indian Classical Music. The band features Vocals, harmonium/keys, Bass guitar, acoustic guitar, Congas (latin percussions) and drums.
The band showcases a selection of ancient and rare creations by
Hazrat Amir Khusrau, encompassing classical forms such as Bandish, Tarana, Sufi kalam, and folk. The band features Classical & semi classical vocals with traditional instruments like the harmonium, flute and tabla with western counterparts such as drums, bass, Djembe and guitar.
Abhijit’s Pohankar plays Retro Bollywood Songs with a spice of Indian Classical Music featuring a harmonious blend of Piano, Tabla & Percussion.
Bollywood singer and composer Kshitij Tarey, renowned for chartbusters like Tose Naina, Aye Khuda, Madno, and more. His recently composed anthem for the Mahakumbh received widespread acclaim and was a major success.
Bollywood singer Kshitij Tarey (Tose Naina Laage, Madno, Aye Khuda, Bandeya), with 70M+ Spotify streams, presents Sufi Expressions — a soulful blend of traditional Sufi classics (Chaap Tilak, Jugni, Dama Dam Mast Qalandar) and his originals like Bandeya & Hun Mainu Kon Pechhane. A mesmerizing journey where timeless spirituality meets contemporary sound.
Classical Crossover showcases Kshitij Tarey’s unique fusion of Indian traditions (Bandish, Tarana, Thumri, Dadra) with global genres like jazz, funk, EDM, and soul. Featuring songs like Kaa Karu Sajni, Nindiya, and More Ghar Aaye, and collaborations with Grammy winner Ruslan Sirota & Pt. Vishwa Mohan Bhatt, this show is a vibrant celebration of tradition reimagined.
Hidayat Khan is a sitarist who doesn’t just play strings—he tells stories through them. Born into the legendary Vilayat Khan lineage, he carries a bloodline of sonic royalty. Hidayat moves effortlessly between the meends of ragas and the grooves of global fusion, weaving Hindustani classical depth into unexpected musical landscapes—from New York studios to Sufi shrines.
Sumanth Manjunath, a fourth-generation violin prodigy from the renowned Mysore lineage, is one of India’s brightest young voices in Carnatic music. Trained by legends in his family, he began performing at age nine and has since captivated global audiences across 20+ countries. Blending deep tradition with creative brilliance, his music transcends boundaries and generations. Sumanth Manjunath has performed Indian classical music at prestigious global venues and collaborated across genres like jazz, Sufi, and flamenco. A top-ranked academic and cultural ambassador for India, he blends tradition with innovation, earning acclaim at landmark events—including a Republic Day performance at Rashtrapati Bhavan in 2025.
ATMA Ensemble is a dynamic group. ATMA Ensemble blends the soul of Indian raga with global musical instruments, creating dynamic performances that honor classical roots while embracing contemporary expression. Led by principal violinist Aishwarya, the group has captivated audiences at prestigious venues like the Ford Theatres (Los Angeles), Nita Mukesh Ambani Cultural Centre (Mumbai), and Sawai Gandharva Bhimsen Mahotsav.
Akassh Verma is a singer and composer known for heartfelt tracks like Tu Hi Hai Jo Socha Tha Kabhi and Dil Tod Diya. He has performed at events like the Kasauli Music Festival and continues to charm audiences with his soulful voice. Akassh also mentors young musicians through his Guitar Studio
