My musical journey across stages and studios

This is the pure joy of Circle Songs, inspired by the great Bobby McFerrin. It’s not about performance, it’s about connection. We create a vocal bubble where every voice matters and we all find our harmony together.

Here I am in an open rehearsal in Bogotá, sharing my music with my band. My workshops often feel like this, a mix of live demonstration, jamming, and shared energy. It’s all about making music together in real time.

This is a little look into the making of my album 'Vari'. It shows how we blend different musical worlds, with my friends and I acting as translators between Carnatic traditions and other global sounds. This spirit of spontaneous, open-minded creation is at the heart of my fusion masterclasses.

My heart is so full looking at this. This is our massive, beautiful family from the Circle Songs School at Grace Cathedral. Hundreds of voices from all over the world, coming together to create something truly special. This is what community in music feels like.

Here’s a little vocal jam with my dear friend and amazing artist, Pramath Kiran. This is the kind of interactive, rhythmic play we explore in my improvisation sessions. I’m inviting you to join in, add your own magic, and be part of the music.

Receiving my first Grammy nominee medal was an incredibly humbling moment. For me, this recognition isn't just personal. It's a celebration of my family, my gurus, and the beautiful Indian fabrics and designs I was so proud to wear.

This moment is so precious. It shows the students of my Appa, Vidwan H S Venugopal, performing at a celebration of his 50-year musical journey. This is our Guru Parampara, the teacher-student tradition that I come from and continue to share in my own teaching.