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JUST A VIBRATION

Just A Vibration is a BASCA British Composer Award winning project by musician / composer / producer Shri Sriram, bringing exciting Indian musical concepts together with brass music as a new crossover musical performance which is inspiring in it’s cultural, artistic and dynamic diversity.


The project was formed in 2015 featuring the Hammonds Saltaire brass band with conductor Morgan Griffiths, sitar player Jasdeep Singh Degun, drummer Marc Layton - Bennett, horn arranger Ben Castle and Shri Sriram on electric bass, bansuri & spoken tabla.

QUOTES & REVIEWS

‘An entertainingly varied set that would make great film music’

- The Guardian, Robin Denslow


‘It’s a powerful and innovative meeting of musical minds and imaginations, in which Indian classical and street music meets the British brass band tradition with jazz, drum ‘n’ bass and dub step thrown in for good measure. It’s a compelling ‘Bombay mix’ of styles that works because it is the brain child of one man, the multi-instrumentalist, writer and producer Shri Sriram’

- British Bandsman, Paul Hindmarsh


‘Really enjoyed the album – Shri’s bass work is lovely’
- Jazzwise , Mike Flynn


‘What elevates this album is the way that Shri delivers so many genres with genres. Each track takes us on a completely new journey’ 10/10
- Blogger: reviewgraveyard.com Darren Rea


‘The set was amazing – I’m still tapping my foot! What an epic concept!’

- East London Radio


‘This was like drinking a huge pot of the most indulgent creamy hot chocolate, splashed with a heavy dose of brandy combined’ 10/10

- Huddersfield Examiner, Linzi Nicholson


‘Shri’s cross cultural influences melded perfectly to create an epic soundscape, leaving the audience buzzing & wanting more!!’

- Vikas Kumar, Sage Gateshead


‘Just A Vibration has been a landmark project in the development of brass bands and brass music and is helping us to reconnect our art with our 21st Century communities’

- Rachel Straw, Brass Bands England


‘What do you get when you cross Indian classical music with a Northern brass band? The answer is a delicious album of filmic treats’

- British Airways magazine, Cerys Matthews

- https://www.4barsrest.com/articles/2016/1587.asp

https://www.4barsrest.com/news/21203/hammonds-right-in-the-mix-in-london-this-weekend

https://www.bbe.org.uk/case-study/shri-and-hammonds-saltaire-“just-vibration”

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