Survival depends on adaptability, said Charles Darwin, leaving behind a marker for the cut-throat competition in the music industry. From blues to jazz to ’90s pop-rock and the current hip-hop generation, the Indian music industry has seen constant transitions. The upcoming workshop, aptly titled From Evolution to Revolution, in Kandivali, by celebrated composer Ranjit Barot will delve into these facets to unearth new knowledge for aspiring youngsters in the city.

“The whole idea is to empower young musicians on the various aspects of creation,” he explains. Having witnessed these upheavals since he entered the music industry as a teenager, Barot is well placed to present his observations.