The Jaipur Music Stage (JMS), which will take place on February 1 to February 3, 2024 in line with the 17th edition of the Jaipur Literature Festival (JLF), has released its schedule of performers as Jaipur gets ready for the event.

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Singer, songwriter, and poet Alif (Mohammed Muneem) will perform on the first evening of JMS's diverse lineup of Indian subcontinent artists. He is the winner of several accolades, including the IIMA Award for "Best Folk Song" - "Ride Home"; the Dada Saheb Phalke Film Festival Award for the single "Lalnawat"; and the IRAA Award for the single "Like a Sufi."

The Tapi Project, which includes Yogendra Saniyawala (vocals, acoustic and bass guitar, lyrics, composition), Swati Minaxi (vocals), Gaurav Kapadia (drums), and Biju Nambiar (keyboards, bass, and drums), will also be performing that evening. Folk instruments are an integral part of the band's sound as they experiment with complex musical genres like jazz, trip-hop, folk, and ambient textures.

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A multi-talented artist from Delhi named Prabh Deep will perform on the second evening of JMS. Even though "Class-Sikh" was a highly autobiographical project, Deep's later works demonstrated his ability to create complex and vivid narratives that resonated with wider audiences. This is evident on both his highly regarded album "Tabia" and his "K I N G" EP.

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The Revisit Project, a group that deconstructs the intricacy and rigor of jazz with a unique and characteristic twist, will also perform on the second evening. Their sound blends rhythmic jazz, classic funk, and a strong groove.

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Harpreet and Salman Elahi, two singer-songwriters, will perform on the final evening. Harpreet is a multi-talented singer who performs original musical compositions in Hindi, Punjabi, Bengali, Assamese, Rajasthani, and Haryanvi. Salman Elahi, a Mumbai-based musician, writes and sings primarily in Urdu and Hindi and believes in using music to express his thoughts on life and self-discovery. When Chai Met Toast (WCMT) will also perform during the evening. Ashwin Gopakumar, guitarist Achyuth Jaigopal, keyboardist Palee Francis, and drummer Pai Sailesh make up the band.


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