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Shubh

Saran

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"inglish is a heartfelt exploration of the ups and downs of being part of the world’s fastest-growing floating tribe—part global citizen, part cultural refugee."

- Pitchfork
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"While it’s fair to assume there are questions of struggling to assimilate or “internal biases” among Indians and those of Indian origin, the first glimpse of inglish  — “postradition” – isn’t exactly intense or anguished as it is charismatic in its blend of Indian classical, jazz, rock, prog and more."

Judson Memorial Church - Shubh Saran

"In each of these tunes, are trace elements of the rhythms and textures, often simply a matter of Saran’s timbral choices, of both Near and Far East."

- Downbeat
- Rolling Stone India
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"[Hmayra] features rich climaxes as well as intermittent valleys and peaks, with Saran’s solos veering in and out like a pedestrian weaving through a packed sidewalk in Bangalore."

- Jazz Weekly
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"Sprawling opener “Enculture” begins as a high-speed race through the desert, before careening into stretches of free jazz piano and skronking synth riffs that nod to Stevie Wonder’s “Higher Ground.” With these discrete elements, Saran forms a language all his own."

The Best Jazz and Experimental Music of 2021

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Shubh Saran's music reflects a certain eclecticism with strains of pop, Indian fusion, rock and jazz. The New York-based guitarist and composer, who has released two albums, amalgamates his various influences in his work.

- Times of India
- Pitchfork
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