Vaishnavi Prakash
New Delhi (India), May 11: Indian music’s burgeoning influence on American soil is exemplified through its resonance across various platforms, from live concerts to digital realms. This cultural fusion is particularly evident in the realm of fusion music, where Indian and Western genres intertwine. One such artist making waves in this dynamic landscape is 23-year-old Rythum Shastri, a native of Surat, India.
Shastri’s recent performance at “Rang Raas,” a celebrated Navratri festival organized by the Gujarati Society of Southern California and The Garba Social, has left an indelible mark on the American music scene. Inspiring South Asian youth to embrace their cultural heritage and celebrate their roots through music, Shastri captivated audiences and earned acclaim from notable figures, including Congresswoman Michelle Steel and members of the California State Assembly. Not only Indians but also Americans and people from different nationalities took part in this event to celebrate the Indian festival, proving that music knows no boundaries.
Beyond his musical prowess, Shastri’s commitment to social causes shines through his participation in a recent fundraising event for Turkey-Syria Earthquake relief efforts at the Jain Center of Southern California. This event successfully raised more than $100,000 for the cause. This demonstration of using music as a tool for positive change underscores Shastri’s role not just as a musician, but as a cultural ambassador bridging communities through the universal language of music.
Connect with Rythum Shastri:
https://youtube.com/@rythumshastri1963?si=rJvFEY9oj_B6LyYp
https://www.instagram.com/rythum_shastri/?hl=en
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