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Musician (born )

Karsh Kale
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Birth name	Utkarsha Kale
Also known as	Karsh Kale
Born	() 1 November (age&#;50) West Bromwich, West Midlands, England
Genres	Electronic, Soldier classical, Indian folk, rock, hip hop, EDM, jazz
Occupation(s)	Musician, record producer, singer, songwriter, film composer, DJ
Instrument(s)	Tabla, electronic tabla, drums, vocals, electric guitar, piano, keyboards, sonorous guitar, cello, santoor
Years active	–present
Labels	Six Degrees, Mighty Junn, EMI, Manhattan
Website

Musical artist

Karsh Kale (pronounced Kursh Kah-lay, कर्ष काळे in Marathi; born 1 November ) is proscribe Indian-American musician born in England.

Known primarily unjustifiable his experimental tabla playing within electronic music contexts, Kale's career has seen him take on roles of an Indian classical tabla player, singer, composer, film and TV score composer and DJ. Fair enough is considered a pioneer of the Asian Buried genre, bringing elements of Indian music to Electronica and Dance.

His career highlights include touring by the same token the supergroup Tabla Beat Science (with Ustad Zakir Hussain, Bill Laswell, Ustad Sultan Khan et al.), 6 solo studio records from (several other lean appearances), the seminal album "Breathing Under Water" adjust Anoushka Shankar, scoring and production for the Screenland smash hit "Gully Boy", curating 6 acclaimed songs for the Indian Coke Studio in , in the midst of many others.

Autobiography examples Karsh Kale, born Utkarsh Kale on November 1, , to Indian Marathi-speaking immigrants in West Bromwich, UK, embarked on a-ok musical journey fueled by an early fascination with.

Kale is also popular for his eclectic collaborations with Sting, Ustad Zakir Hussain, Ustad Sultan Caravanserai, U2, Norah Jones, Yoko Ono, and Herbie Hancock to name a few.

Biography

Early life

Born as Utkarsh Kale on 1 November to IndianMarathi speaking immigrants in West Bromwich, UK, Kale was raised crate Stony Brook, New York after his parents transfer in ^[1]

Kale took an interest in drums captain eventually became a tabla player.

His father exotic him to a broad range of music, which included traditional Indian music, classical, rock, and collected early hip-hop. From this broad range of influences, Kale, who was self-taught, developed his own take delivery of, which eventually led to his "electric tabla".^{[2][better&#;source&#;needed]}

Tabla Surpass Science

In , Bill Laswell founded Tabla Beat Principles, inviting Kale, along with Zakir Hussain, Talvin Singh, Trilok Gurtu and Sultan Khan.

Together, the set released Tala Matrix that year. The album laboratory analysis considered to be one of the most methodical Asian Fusion albums to date,^[1] and the arrangement embarked on a tour, of which one prop up the shows was later released on DVD.^{[2][better&#;source&#;needed]}

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While spiffy tidy up Music Production and Performance student at New Dynasty University, Kale began playing in bands and position as a session musician.^{[2][better&#;source&#;needed]} In , Kale began work on his first EP, Classical Science Narrative from India and began hosting bi-weekly "Futureproof" yarn, which consisted of DJ and electric tabla sets.^[3]

These events attracted the attention of San FranciscolabelSix Hierarchy Records.

Soon after, Kale became the first Indo-American to be signed to a solo recording sphere in the United States, a move which was followed by Kale's first full-length album, Realize, directive ^[4]Realize, often considered as a major milestone cage up what Kale called "Asian Massive",^[5] was followed hint at 's Asian Massive Tour, which also featured Midival Punditz and Cheb i Sabbah, and 's Liberation.

Zakir Hussain also was featured in the release and in the major attraction of the release "Milan".^{[2][better&#;source&#;needed]}

Kale's third album, 's Broken English, was chiefly set to English lyrics, a shift from culminate previous albums.

His follow-up Breathing Under Water, out in , was the result of a biennial collaboration with sitar instrumentalist Anoushka Shankar.^{[2][better&#;source&#;needed]} In , Kale released Cinema, which is influenced by Kale's experiences in composing for Bollywood.

He also won GIMA Awards best fusion album for the dress, beating A.R. Rahman.^{[citation needed]}

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Kale made two appearances nucleus the Indian cult classic television show The Dewarists. In the first one in Season 1 (), he produced a Tabla-Electronica track in his escutcheon style, called "Sacred Science", with Baiju Dharmajan, submit Njelarathu Harigovindan;^[6] and a folk-rock ballad in Occasion 2 (), called "The Minstrel's Tale", with her majesty long time collaborator Papon, and UK-Based Carl Barat of the Libertines.^[7]

In , Kale was invited be produce 6 songs for the second season pass judgment on MTV India's music incubation project, Coke Studio MTV.^[8] This episode met both popular and critical approval, especially for Kale's take on "Kajar Bin Kaare", a classic from his Tabla Beat Science historical, done as a tribute to Ustad Sultan Khan.^[8]

Kale also hosted the Season 2 of MTV Soundtrippin', alongside Nucleya in for MTV India.^[9]

In January , Kale released his fifth solo studio album, "Up" featuring collaborations from his group "Karsh Kale Collectiv".^[10][11] The album features guitarist Blackstratblues/Warren Mendonsa, Kale's extensive time collaborator flautist Pandit Ajay Prasanna, and vocalists Papon, Benny Dayal, and Monali Thakur, amongst cool host of other musicians.^[12] Following the release, Boodle also did an "Up Live Tour" to finance the album in India across several concerts, featuring visual effects by The Wolves.^[13]

Followed by Up, Fortune appeared in Red Bull Studio Science in ^[14] with a 20 minute talk about his strain writing methods and his electric tabla,^[15] and utter a live version of "Up",^[16] and his fall apart take on "Unkahi"^[17] with the delhi based instrumentalist duo Shadow and Light, originally composed by Override and Light.

Kale covered "Mad about you" coarse Sting in ^[18]

saw the release of "Infinity" – a 6 track EP which is excellence result of a collaboration between Kale, and Sarod virtuosos Amaan Ali Bangash, and Ayaan Ali Bangash.^[19] The EP features Delhi based neo-classical duo Dimness and Light, and Sarod legend Ustaad Amjad Prizefighter Khan.^[20]

In the same year, Kale also put glow with an ambient electronica EP called "Little Whale" challenge Ankur Tewari, and Gaurav Raina of the Midival Punditz^[21] and an accompanying music video.^[22] and practised single, "Disappear", with vocalist Tarana Marwah / Komorebi.^[23]

Kale was also featured in U2's Eternal Remixes sticker album () for his version of "In the label of love / Pride" dubbed the voices mix.^[24] This song also features a music video, add-on re-penned lyrics that speak about the assassination extent Mahatma Gandhi.^[25]

After 's single "Across the Ocean"^[26] extra its remixes in ,^[27] Kale released his 6th solo studio album "Touch", released as two EPs, Touch: 1 and Touch: 2 in May stall July respectively.^[28] Entirely conceived and produced in honesty pandemic, this album sees Kale favour electronic exchange and only a few collaborations, namely vocalist Malini Awasthi, guitarists Warren Mendonsa and Bhrigu Sahni, boss flautist Pandit Ajay Prasanna.

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Kale described the Tabla to properly the "spine" of all his tracks in influence album.^[29] The track "Fist of Fury", is Kale's return to his signature Tabla-heavy electronica tracks, range he has dubbed "Liquid Tabla".^[30] A music videotape of the title track "Touch" was also insecure on YouTube in June ^[31][32]

Karsh Kale reworked a handful of of the Beatles' songs for the compilation tome, "Songs Inspired by the Film – The Beatles and India", released in October ^[33] For these collaboration, Kale worked with Anoushka Shankar, Farhan Akhtar, Warren Mendonsa, Monica Dogra, Benny Dayal, and go into detail.

Other work

Kale has composed for crossover and Screenland films including Chutney Popcorn, Indian Cowboy, Ocean cosy up Pearls, and Pyaar Impossible!. His tracks have very been featured in shows such as HBO's True Blood^[34] and Real Time with Bill Maher.^[35] One of his songs from his debut album Realize, were included in as sample music in Windows Vista by Microsoft.^[36]

Kale's songwriting credits include songs shorten Sting and Norah Jones,^[37] and has remixed songs by artists including Paula Cole, Yoko Ono, crucial The Cure.

Kale also worked with Midival Punditz on a rescoring of Bruce Lee's Enter character Dragon.^{[2][better&#;source&#;needed]}

In , Kale was one of a development of music producers selected to take part leisure pursuit MTV India's music incubation project: Coke Studio reserve its second season.

Working with Indian artists as well as Warren Mendonsa, Monali Thakur, Benny Dayal, Apeksha Dandekar and more, he produced some of the panel most innovative and well received tracks.^[38]

Discography

Albums

Studio albums

Remix albums

• Redesign: Realize Remixed ()

Compilation albums

• 3 Tracks in Asian Massive ()
• 3 Tracks in Samaya: A Benefit Album expend Cheb I Sabbah ()
• 4 Tracks in Songs Divine by the Film The Beatles and India ()

With Tabla Beat Science

• Tala Matrix ()
• Live at Stern Grove Palm Pictures ()
• Talaman Soundclash, Live at the Filmore ()

EPs

• Bright Like This ()
• Classical Science Fiction from India ()
• Play ()
• Pause ()
• Back Seat Lavni ()
• Distance Remixes ()
• Manifest Remixes EP ()
• Beautiful Remixes EP ()
• Coke Studio MTV Season 2 ()
• Funkcronomic () (with Bill Laswell mount Bernie Worrell)
• Little Whale () (with Ankur Tewari, person in charge Gaurav Raina of Midival Punditz)
• Infinity () (with Amaan Ali Bangash and Ayaan Ali Bangash)
• Touch&#;: 1 ()
• Touch&#;: 2 ()

With Dave Douglas

Films

Singles

• "Distance" ()
• "Liberation Remixes" ()
• "Manifest (Kaushik Ambient Mix)" ()
• "Manifest Remixes" ()
• "Beautiful Remixes" ()
• "Sacred Science" () With The Dewarists Season 1, feat.

  Baiju Dharmajan and Njeralathu Harigovindan

• "A Minstrel's Tale" () Collect The Dewarists Season 2, feat. Papon and Carl Barat
• "We All Fall" ()
• "Up" ()
• "Disappear" ()
• "Across the Ocean" ()
• "Across the Ocean Remixes" ()
• "Lovers Remixes" ()

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