About the Event:

Given the current situation, live events have come to a complete standstill and artists and their livelihoods are taking a hit. "Music Without Borders” is aimed at taking advantage of a more connected world to feature independent artists from all around the world and connect them to what we hope will become a global audience. Our focus on sound quality will ensure that your online concert experience will be as close to the real thing as possible! Join us to find out and listen to some amazing artists from around the world.

About the Artists:

Gaman Mamidi - Produced by Nikhil Hariprasad

Gaman is a singer-songwriter/guitarist from Chennai, Tamil Nadu. He started learning guitar at the age of 4 but only received formal training at the age of 20 at A R Rahman's KM Conservatory. Gaman tries to write about stuff which happens in his day to day life with a certain comic element to it. He is currently pursuing a professional music major at the prestigious Berklee College of Music in Boston with concentrations in 'he'll let you know when he figures it out.'

Nikhil is a Pianist, Music Producer and Audio Engineer from Chennai, Tamil Nadu. He has been learning to play the piano from the age of 3 from Mr. Murali Krishnan at Vidhvath School of Music. Music is Nikhil’s passion and he strives to learn and master new techniques every day. Nikhil is currently pursuing his undergraduate degree at Berklee college of music, Boston majoring in Music Production and Engineering.

STELLA!

STELLA! is a Songwriting Major at Berklee College of Music. Born and Raised in London, she cites her upbringing as source of inspiration. Her instruments are piano and voice, but she also DJs. Her original music incorporates elements of Jazz and R&B into a slick pop feel. Currently she is working on recording her new music for an upcoming EP!

“My music is all about making people feel good, I want them to dance. But I like to retain a personal touch, if I’m singing a song about moving on its because at some point that song was part of me moving on, you have to write with purpose.”