Homebound Sit-Down Session: Dhruv Visvanath & Saby Singh

Two singer-songwriters, with very different musical backgrounds, come together in a beautiful confluence of sound and melody. Dhruv Visvanath, well versed in multiple musical instruments as a composer and performer, offers the moodiness of childhood nostalgia expressed through percussive guitar work. Saby Singh on the other hand renders his Hindustani Shastriya Sangeet training in a modern stripped down avatar. *For ages 16 and above *We’re on Google Maps. (www.oddbird.org/map) -- Homebound Music Festival started with the feeling of creating a unique listening experience in the place we called our home. Homebound Sit-Down Session is the same gesture of creating an intimate space where people are brought closer to each other to be a part of the art forms that we are producing. It's an attempt to try to change the way an artist and the audience interact by bringing more intimacy and lesser space. Artwork by the super talented Aditi Mittal. -- About Dhruv Visvanath: Listed as one of the 30 Great Guitarists Under 30 in the world by Acoustic Guitar Magazine USA, (alongside Ed Sheeran, Newton Faulkner, Laura Marling etc.) Dhruv is an accomplished musician and songwriter who has established a solid and energetic following of listeners. His percussive style of playing the acoustic guitar has pioneered a new genre of music in the Indian subcontinent. Residing in New Delhi, India, Dhruv’s music takes into account his multicultural childhood, which saw him live in various places around the world. In 2015, Dhruv was signed to Vishal Dadlani's record label VLT records, and shortly thereafter released his debut record "Orion" with critical acclaim. His sophomore album "The Lost Cause" is scheduled to be released on 19-09-2018. www.mrdhruv.com -- About Saby: Saby is a singer-songwriter. He was trained as a classical musician from the age of 9, formed his first band at 18, has played in four bands till now, is an active session player and a producer.He is trained in Hindustani Shastriya Sangeet since the age of 10 and has been playing Ragas ever since.He accompanied his grandfather, who is now a retired professional Raagi, on Tabla and the secondary harmony player.He has been playing the guitar for over 3 years now. He is also a trained Tabla player, Harmonium player and a western classical Pianist. He can also play Harmonica, Flute, and Drums. Directions to the Venue: *From Vasant Kunj - Left from Andheria mor - Right from next traffic light onto 100ft Road - Compound is on the right, opposite the Cremation Grounds (take a u-turn and enter) *From Qutab Minar - Left at the traffic light after Qutab Minar Metro station onto 100ft road - Compound is on the right, opposite the Cremation Grounds (take a u-turn and enter) *From MG road - Right at Chattarpur Metro station towards Chattarpur Mandir - Sharp left onto 100ft Road - Enter compound on the left, with a blue gate opposite the Cremation Grounds