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Musical trio pays tribute to India's unexplored folk music forms

New World Music trio Antarman pays ode to the unexplored Folk forms of India

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(Left to right) Randeep Bhaskar, Pooja Shankar and Rahul Mukherjee

(Left to right) Randeep Bhaskar, Pooja Shankar and Rahul Mukherjee

(Left to right) Randeep Bhaskar, Pooja Shankar and Rahul Mukherjee
(Left to right) Randeep Bhaskar, Pooja Shankar and Rahul Mukherjee

From the voices of tea-pluckers humming in their leisure time inâu00c2u0080u00c2u0088Assam, unmindful of keeping their Sylheti connection alive, to the rhythmic vibrations emanating from the Ektara complementing Baul songs and the rare meeting of a Bhatiyali number with the finesse of sarod's strains; there are many compelling imageries in Antarman's debut album.

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