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10 music fests in North East India you don't want to miss

— compiled by Debjani Hazarika Northeast India is known as the land of festivals and culture. From the beginning, people of this part of the world have been indulging in merriment and diversion. Hence, the music, dance and other forms of art are the integral parts of everyday life. Apart from traditional festivals, since the commencement of television and social media, many young enthusiasts came up with the idea of organising different music events and festivals where local and acclaimed musicians can showcase their talents. Some of the festivals are funded by the state governments while the rest organised with the help of private sponsorship. Here is a list of some of the music and cultural fests we thought you would love to attend if you are into music and adventure. Hornbill Festival (Nagaland) Hornbill Festival 2012, Nagaland (photo: Sudeepta Barua) WHAT? Hornbill Festival WHEN? December WHERE? Naga Heritage Village, Kohima, Nagaland The Hornbill Festival is a celebra

Gaurav Choudhury | Assam | ChaiTunes Artist

Gaurav Choudhury | ChaiTunes Gaurav Choudhury is a guitarist and a versatile singer. He has been playing the guitar for many years and composed songs in English and Assamese. He joined the team at ChaiTunes Project in 2017 and has worked for different collaborative projects like Anuron and Niyoror Xur with musicians from around the globe. Gaurav is an Engineer by profession. Gaurav's ChaiTunes Videos Anuron (live & unplugged) is recorded & shot live at the Eastern Fare Studios in Guwahati. It is the first of ChaiTunes Series' unplugged numbers & fourth of ChaiTunes series of music videos. The song is written and composed by Jim Ankan Deka and features Rupam Bhuyan, Veda V Sarma, Prabal Gogoi, Gaurav Choudhury & Jenie. Marvin Gaye (live & unplugged) is recorded & shot live at the Music Malt Studios in Guwahati. It is the first of ChaiTunes Series' unplugged cover numbers. The song features Catherine Khiangte, Jim Ankan Deka, Veda V Sarma, Prab

Music Malt Vault: Laagise Mur Aamoni by Gaurav and Deepshikha | #Watch

Laagise Mur Aamoni is an Assamese song composed by Gaurav Choudhury. The song was recorded at Music Malt Studios in July, 2019. Gaurav wrote the song in 2017 and it took him 2 years to come up with a plan to record it. The song is sung by Gaurav and Deepshikha Das. Gaurav is a member of Guwahati based acoustic rock band Eastern Fare and is a regular face for ChaiTunes Projects. Song: Laagise Mur Aamoni Lyrics & vocals: Gaurav Choudhury Music arrangement and live guitar: Jim Ankan Deka Female vocals: Jumu (Deepshikha Das) Studio: Music Malt, Guwahati Band: Eastern Fare Produced by: Debjani Hazarika / Music Malt Special thanks to: Jenie, Jumu, Gargi Burhagohain

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