ArtistBand / FusionIndo-French psychedelic / raga rockNew Delhi, North India, India

Tritha Electric

The Indo-French band of vocalist Tritha Sinha, fusing her classical Indian voice with psychedelic and krautrock energy, and a current of social activism.
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About

Tritha Electric is an Indo-French fusion and psychedelic-rock band based between New Delhi and Paris, formed in 2010 by vocalist and bandleader Tritha Sinha and drummer Paul Schneiter, later joined by guitarist Mathias Durand. The band plays an explosive blend of psychedelic and krautrock-inspired rock with North Indian classical and folk melodies.

Formed in 2010, Tritha Electric released its debut album PaGLI on Sony Music in 2014, following it with Raagas in Paris and further work, and touring more than 150 concerts across three continents, from WOMEX in Budapest and the Cannes Film Festival to festivals across Europe and Asia. Tritha Sinha, born in Kolkata and a former Bollywood singer turned bandleader, has been described by outlets like the BBC, ARTE and Canal+ as a music activist, and has taken her raga-rock and its social message to audiences around the world.

The artistry

Tritha Electric fuses Tritha Sinha's decades of North Indian classical training, in the Bishnupur gharana, with the raw energy of psychedelic rock, krautrock, punk and electronica. Her dusky, intense voice anchors a sound that is at once meditative and explosive, and her recordings and videos poetically confront social issues, notably violence against women, giving the band both artistic and activist weight.

⬩ Atlas Perspective

[Atlas Perspective] Tritha Electric is a bold, internationally-toured fusion band with a distinctive voice and a meaningful activist dimension. For festivals and events wanting daring, socially engaged Indian fusion, they are a strong, differentiated choice.

Tritha Electric has carried North Indian classical vocal artistry into the world of psychedelic and krautrock, building an Indo-French bridge and using its music as a platform for social activism, notably around women's issues, on international stages.

Performance

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Publications & productions

PaGLI
Debut album on Sony Music
Album · 2014
Raagas in Paris
Indian classical meets psychedelic rock
Album · 2016

Career & milestones

2010
Band formed
In New Delhi and Paris
2014
Debut album PaGLI
On Sony Music
2015
WOMEX showcase, Budapest
International recognition

Festivals & appearances

WOMEX
World-music exposition, Budapest
Showcase · 2015
Cannes Film Festival
Performer · 2019
European and Asian festivals
Over 150 concerts across three continents
Performer

Recognition

Internationally recognised Indo-French raga-rock band

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