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Performers

Composer, Music Producer & Singer
Singer, Composer & MIDI Sound Effects
Pianist, Multi-instrumentalist & Singer
Tabla & Multi-percussionist

Date & Time

Wednesday Wed, 30 Sep 2026 7:00 pm — 8:30 pm
Free Entry on a First Come First Served basis on RSVP and availability.

Location

Bangalore International Centre
7, 4th Main Road, Domlur II Stage
Bangalore, Karnataka 560071 India

This musical concert is inspired by the poetry and philosophy of the 15th-century mystic poet, Saint Kabir. Original compositions and reimagined bhajans carry Kabir’s timeless words into a new sonic world, where folk instruments and Indian melodic traditions meet electronic textures, vocal harmonies, and unexpected percussion.

Everyday objects become instruments, and familiar sounds take on new forms, as the performance drifts between stillness and groove, meditation and momentum. Audiences are invited to listen, reflect, and sing along, becoming seekers themselves for an evening.

The Sadho Project
The ensemble is a Bengaluru-based quintet reimagining Indian sound through electronic innovation, blending traditional motifs, field textures, and ambient layers. Their music unfolds where the pulse of machines meets the soul of melody, creating space for reflection and transformation.

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Venue: Auditorium

Performers

Vivaswath Rao

Composer, Music Producer & Singer

Vivaswath Rao is a singer, composer, and music producer trained in Hindustani and Western classical music. He has worked with artists including A. R. Rahman, L. Subramaniam, and Santhosh Narayanan. He is part of Sonic Minds, a Copenhagen-based audio branding agency, and holds a Master’s in Music from Royal Holloway, University of London.

Roopini Ravindran

Singer, Composer & MIDI Sound Effects

Roopini Ravindran is a singer-songwriter and music educator trained in Hindustani, Western, and Carnatic traditions. She holds an MA in Music Performance and Education from Kingston University, London, and has performed with artists such as A. R. Rahman at venues across India and the UK.

Kusumitha Vasanth

Singer

Kusumitha Vasanth is a vocalist trained in Carnatic, Hindustani, and Western music. She is an associate editor at The Indian Music Diaries and part of the artist management team at the Echoes of Earth festival. She holds an academic background in journalism from Cardiff Metropolitan University.

Aditi Bharatee

Pianist, Multi-instrumentalist & Singer

Aditi Bharatee is a music educator specializing in piano pedagogy and the Kodály Method. With a background in computer science and music technology, she has trained at the KM Music Conservatory and the Kodály Institute, Hungary, and is building her own music school, Echoes of Harmony Music House.

Anirudh Sharma

Tabla & Multi-percussionist

Anirudh Sharma is a Hindustani percussionist trained in tabla and pakhawaj who has performed across India. He holds multiple music degrees rooted in Indian classical and folk traditions and is currently pursuing a PhD in Indian Psychology.