Indian composer and singer Gokul Salvadi is a Carnatic musician who has been writing music since 1998. He started as a Carnatic Vocalist (Traditional South Indian Classical Music) and later, as a composer, he developed his passion for exploring the world of music. Gokul's music is strongly based on Ragas and fused with influences from around the world. "So many things fused in this yet all flows so well. Very relaxing and focused." Trained as a singer in Indian classical music, Gokul developed interest in producing fusion music and soundtracks, his music being featured in TV programs across the globe.

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Tagged as: World, Indian, Instrumental World, Indian Influenced, World Influenced.

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