"Aaj Ibaadat" cover by- Aishwarya Kurup

"Aaj Ibaadat" cover by Aishwarya Kurup

Aishwarya's Thoughts:

"Music has the power to heal. It is the language of soul. It gives us the opportunity to feel a sense of order in a life that is so often filled with chaos. I also like to give people the moment of peace and joy while listening to my singing. 💜 That is the sole purpose."

The musical journey in her own words:

Hi I'm Aishwarya Kurup. I'm pursuing masters in computer science and engineering presently. I'm 23 years old. My parents were the one who found out I could sing when I was 6-7 yrs old. Since then I'm singing in competitions, performing on stages, etc. They were very supportive and always encouraged me to develop my skill. I learned Carnatic music for 1 year. I always had something drawing me towards music. At the age of 15-16, I started writing my own lyrics and giving a melody to it. I even made songs for people who are closest to me. I felt I should use my skill to make others feel special somehow. I love to sing songs which has depth in it, which can take your heart and connect it with your soul. So yeah, Music is always gonna be a part of me, a special one.

Our message:

Hey Aishwarya,

You have a lovely tone to your voice and a great control throughout.

We love listening to you..Keep singing and sharing more melodies with us.

With love,

MusArt

Follow Aishwarya on: https://www.instagram.com/aishwaryakurup_official/

Please Follow us on: https://www.instagram.com/musart.creations/

Comments

9 3/4 and not a Fantasy.

9 3/4 and not a Fantasy? Harry Potter reference is it? But not a fantasy? What is it about? Curious? Good. Here we are, with the launch of our theme, for our blog, MusArt. What does the theme say about us? Let us give you a quick insight! A full packed, 9 day content, with 3 art forms, from the 4 of us! The brain behind this page, had nothing to do with art, but simply four students, pursuing MBA from IBS Hyderabad. Two years of grill, with a different flavour this time because of the pandemic, hasn't been much hard, because we were surrounded by art, everyday, and everywhere. The lockdown has taken a toll on our mental health and with all the talk shows, and articles a\on mental health, it is definitely not easy to tackle it overnight. It takes times, and happens with ease. We have seen so many individuals building something new with the beginning of a new day. From their paintings, to experimenting with flavours, we have seen it all. Online platform has not just become a ...

"Dalma" by - Anuska Rath

In frame: Odia Dalma . About the dish: Dalma is a one-pot traditional recipe of Odisha. It is made up of lentils cooked along with various vegetables like raw papaya, brinjal, pumpkin, raw banana, potatoes. This is a great combination of vitamins and proteins. The main flavor of dalma comes from the roasted jeera and chilli powder. It is topped with an aromatic tempering of panch phoron in desi ghee. . . The Dalma is served along with steamed rice or roti. Cook-licious Thoughts: " I am a foodie on a journey of love for food.I have always been keen to know and explore new dishes.Growing up in a typical odia family, I have been fascinated by the culture, tradition and culinary, which has build this craze for food in me.This has led me to experimenting in the kitchen. Mix and match has always been my forte! " Our Message: Dear Anuska, It looks so "yummy yummy"... We would love to display more of your dishes..Keep experimenting and keep cooking girl!!!! With love,...

Art by - Srishti Bansal

Artist's Voice: "While my undergraduate degree is in Commerce, I have always identified myself as an artist. Subsequently, I have presented my work in several small venues. Most notably, I presented at Galerie Metanoia in Paris, and the Delhi Lalit Kala Academy. Art is an avenue for me to stay creative and connected which is why I try to paint the inside out. I embrace my zeal to unravel the marvelous connect that we all have with ourselves and the world. There is a continuous need to search deeper within myself, which has led me through a wonderful journey of self-expression and finding my reality beyond what society or circumstances impose. I do not paint what I see, but what I feel. Sometimes, I use my fingers to paint. It helps me connect better with my artwork. There is no specific method that I deploy to this apparent madness on canvas. I am led by the language of my paints, of my own pains, of the process of painting, and everything else in between. For me, it is not ...

MusArt - for you and your creations!

Search This Blog