MUMBAI: April 2, 2020: Popular urban fusion band Sharma and the Besharams, led by vocalist Vasuda Sharma, has teamed up with artists MC Siddu and Bunny420 from The Dharavi Dream Project to launch their first ever collaboration. Their song ‘Jazbaa (Reprise)’ is an ode to the will and spirit of resilience powerfully conveyed through the medium of Hip-Hop and urban music.
Link: https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=axleSxYLn8k&feature=share
The music video, directed and produced by SATB Front-woman, features the Youngblood talents as the lead rap artists along with the agile B-Boy artist and dancer Vikram and his crew (from TDDP). Kuhu Malla and Arjun T. Bhardwaj have provided cinematography and editing & animation respectively.
The song highlights the struggle and adversities that one must face in achieving their dreams. Its electric, up-beat and unapologetic attitude perfectly conveys the message that - life is never easy and failure truly is the key to success. The Vocals and fusion music provided by SATB seamlessly complements the energetic delivery and flow of TDDP rap artists.
About “Sharma & The Besharams”
Sharma And The Besharams is a pop fusion band from Mumbai, India. The band's music and identity is an amalgamation of urban flavour and a taste of colloquial desi-ness. Front woman Vasuda Sharma (Vocals) along with Rahul Hariharan (Drums), Chirayu Vedekar (Bass) and Chaitanya Bhaidkar (Guitars/Banjo) form SATB.
About “The Dharavi Dream Project” (TDDP)
Asia’s 1st ever #AfterSchoolofHiphop
A hip-hop movement running in the by-lanes of Dharavi (Asia's 2nd largest Ghetto) for the last 5yrs at one of the very 1st AfterSchoolofHiphop in Asia where domestic violence, the influence of alcohol and smoking up is a strong culture distracting the under-resourced talent in the ghetto towards the nuances of the society.
TDDP’s primary focus groups are the under-resourced talent in the genre of Hip-hop who lack basic resources to work on their craft.
• to help create and sustain an environment in which the under-resourced talent may be encouraged and educated
• to help and expand opportunities for the under-resourced talent to have their works performed and to encourage an environment in which the common man has a better understanding of the value of music and its importance to the cultural and economic life of our society.
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