Mahesh

Mahesh

Mahesh is a singer-songwriter and musician from Bangalore, India. His music combines indie folk, folk rock, pop rock, and soul along with a hint of blues. Influenced by artists ranging from Ray Charles, Stevie Wonder, Frank Sinatra all the way to John Mayer, and Damien Rice, he has opened for artists such as The Raghu Dixit Project, Bruce Lee Mani (Thermal and a Quarter), Parvaaz, The Kutle Khan Project, Sanjeev Thomas & Baiju Dharmajan and international artists such as Lucy Rose, Luke Sital-Singh from the U.K and Ty Penshorn from Australia.

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He also performed a singer-songwriter set at The Bacardi NH7 Weekender Bengaluru Edition in December 2015 and the Stage42 Festival that featured renowned international and national artists such as Mark Ronson, Boyce Avenue, Noori, AR Rahman, and more. He has performed with Christian Galvez, one of the best Jazz musicians in the world.

Besides his solo career, he is involved in multiple collaborative projects. He was also the frontman of the Indie-Rock band “Mahesh and the Mix”.

The more eagle-eyed among you will have noticed that he has also been a member of staff here at Songstuff since about 2012.

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