Saregama, a leading music company, has introduced ‘Saregama Talent,’ a new platform dedicated to showcasing emerging artists.
The initiative aims to nurture and promote next-gen performers, with the unveiling of the first three talents: Maahi, Arjun, and Pragati.
These artists bring a fresh and innovative perspective to the music landscape, captivating audiences across different age groups. The launch of ‘Saregama Talent‘ emphasizes the company’s commitment to providing a platform for emerging talent and diversifying its non-film content offerings.
Vikram Mehra, Managing Director of Saregama India, stated, “The launch of Saregama Talent marks a strategic move to enhance our non-film content offering, a crucial step toward delivering diverse and comprehensive entertainment experiences to our audience.” He added that the company plans extensive collaborations with the emerging talents on various audio and video projects.
Maahi, Arjun, and Pragati have undergone comprehensive training and coaching with Saregama over the past 12 months. Beyond refining their vocal skills, the training encompasses all aspects of performance art, including acting, stage presence, styling, and persona development. This holistic approach aims to groom well-rounded performers capable of making a lasting impression in the music industry.
“Saregama Talent” is not limited to Hindi artists, with plans to expand its reach to emerging talents in other languages. The company expresses confidence that these three talents will not only make waves in the music industry but also leave an indelible mark on music lovers worldwide.
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