Moonshine Meadery presents Sunday Resonance a curated brunch event featuring the rich flavours of melody and spice at Mead 'N Rasam—an intimate Carnatic brunch experience where Rajesh Ramesh Iyer on Violin, Sachin Prakash on Mridangam, and Sai Vamshi on percussions—virtuosos steeped in the profound tradition of Carnatic classical music, embark on a journey where the soul of raga meets the spirit of world fusion. With every note they weave, expect a harmonious confluence of the sacred and the spontaneous, the serene and the stirring.

Their performance shall be a tapestry of intricate swara patterns and rhythmic brilliance, a true nadopasana that will uplift the soul and captivate the heart.

BYOB + Complimentary mead by Moonshine

Food is included and here is the menu -

Veg Snack: Cherry Tomatoes & Grilled Salad in Balsamic dressings

Veg Main: Alla Arrabiata

Non-veg Snack: Mexican Spicy Chicken

Non-veg Main: Grilled Chicken Lasagna

Dessert: Chocolate Walnut Fudge

Artists

Rajesh Ramesh Iyer - A vaidika of the violin, whose bow sings the ancient gamakas of the past while embracing the vibrant melodies of the world. Rooted in the rich tradition of Carnatic music, he weaves intricate raga alapanas with the bold spirit of fusion, creating a divine confluence of tradition and innovation. His music is not just heard—it is experienced as a journey through the soul of melody and the rhythm of the cosmos.

Sachin Prakash - A true tala shilpi whose rhythmic mastery bridges the sacred mridangam of the past with the dynamic pulse of the present. Steeped in the grand tradition of Carnatic laya, he weaves intricate korvais and nadais with effortless grace while embracing the boundless spirit of world percussion. His beats do not merely accompany—they converse, uplift, and transcend, creating a divine rhythmic tapestry that resonates with the soul.

Sai Vamshi - A true laya vidhwan, whose percussive artistry bridges the sacred tani avartanam of tradition with the boundless pulse of global rhythms. With every mukthayi and nadai, he weaves intricate rhythmic tapestries, where the mridangam's depth, kanjira's bite, and ghatam's resonance come alive in divine synchrony. His beats do not merely mark time—they tell stories, invoking the primal dance of Nataraja and the unbroken flow of cosmic rhythm.