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20-20 4:330:00/4:33
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Lavantir 5:050:00/5:05
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Lespwar 4:140:00/4:14
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Metanoia 1:500:00/1:50
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Passaze Later 3:500:00/3:50
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Refleksion 3:010:00/3:01
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Ti Zil 3:590:00/3:59
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The Tribute 4:400:00/4:40
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Eternal Names 6:030:00/6:03
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Moksha 6:520:00/6:52
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Sacred Heartbeat 6:310:00/6:31
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Divine Playfulness 10:510:00/10:51
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Beyond Self 9:040:00/9:04
Intro
Krsvee-shain Soomary most popularly known as "Krish" has released his debut album “Couleur” in 2015, much to the excitement of his already size-able army of fans. With the album being a success, the newfangled sound that he has made on his own is expected to gain interest from across the world.
The development of his unique style is the result of a lifetime of musical influence. Growing up in a talented musical family meant that Krish was always surrounded by different forms of music. His parents exposed him to a wealth of music as a child, all of which influenced his development.
His first foray into learning an instrument himself came when he started to play the flute aged just 4 years old. Later he began to play the violin, piano, guitar and more, which he continued with till date, a decision which he never looked back from.
Born in Mauritius, it was here that he developed his musical tastes and interests, and it wasn’t long after picking up a guitar that he started experimenting with regional and traditional instruments, such as the Banjo, the Ghatam, Sarod, Oud, Sitar among others- all of which have had a profound influence on the direction his musical journey has taken.
After realizing that making music was his main goal, he took admission at the 'Conservatoire Francois Mitterrand' for Western Music classes where he pursued his guitar skills till Grade 5. He then moved to India and enrolled for B. Music at the University of Madras to enhance his skills and learning South Indian Music(Carnatic Violin Specialization). His talent with over 25 musical instruments only added to his appeal, and his unique sound with a twist started to find an appreciative audience. He is keen to point out that everything he listens to directs his musical development in some way.