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KUALA LUMPUR, 25 April 2018 -- Mojo
Concert Series is back this year with an extensive eclectic lineup of musicians
and this round MOJO is starting off will be Madras, an 80s musical, which will
see a night of nostalgia with performances by Aalaap Raju and Band, Rahul
Nambiar, KG Ranjith and Saindhavi Prakash.
These Indian artistes will be here on
May 5 at Hotel Istana Kuala Lumpur, to be belting out hits by composer
extraordinaire, Ilaiyaraaja and others from that golden era of musical
brilliance.
“Madras is the melting pot and
epicentre of culture, language and the performing arts. It is also South
India’s movie capital,” said Mojo Projects operations director, Mogethen
Gowrisan.
“With this in mind, we’ve envisioned
an evening of sweet memories in the form of ballads and hit songs from famous
movies during that time. It was an era when Ilaiyaraaja was at his top form.
His songs have become timeless and we wanted to focus on that vibe for this
concert,” he adds.
Mogethen says the music will
intertwine audio visual and poetic aspects of the compositions, as well as some
stories told by the performers based on their experiences with the song and
movie.
Aalaap, Rahul, Ranjith and Saindhavi
have ample of years in the Indian music industry as singers and musicians. They
have backed up big names, as well as headlined hit songs individually.
Madras, an 80s musical is part of
the Mojo Concert Series comprising of three themed concerts and a Main Stage
event. The three themed concert will be a run up to the main stage event
targeted for Sept 8 where more than 50 musicians and singers will deliver some
of the most anticipated content, promising a one-night only, up close and
personal treat for Indian music fans.
Tickets to Madras, an 80s musical,
as well as the other events under the Mojo Concert Series, can be obtained at www.airasiaredtix.com . Alternatively, call
012-2000505.
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