Tushar Lall’s Remarkable Journey Of Bringing About A Change In How People Listen To Classical Music

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Tushar Lall’s remarkable journey of bringing about a change in how people listen to classical music and make it more appealing for teenagers is indeed a motivational story and he is a motivation for teenagers like us who are the future of society. Through music, he has been able to cure someone’s daughter as confessed by the girl’s mother. So what’s all the waiting for? Let me take you through his beautiful and remarkable journey and appreciate the work he’s doing.

Founder’s Background
Before the beginning of making his journey a remarkable one, Tushar Lall was a student of Jai Hind’s College in Mumbai where he pursued a diploma in music production. He then left for DubSpot in New York at the age of 17 to pursue a course on sound design, mixing and mastering. In the initial stages, Tushar revealed that his parents did not know how to react to their son’s decision, and supporting them he also said that they are not to be blamed at all.

He said that he understood the fact that they came from a different background. He came from a family of bureaucrats where he had no connection with music but ...
... his great grandfather was a multi-instrumentalist. Tushar was not formally trained but he made his way to the piano when he was only 4 years old.

The Indian Jam Project – The Beginning
The thought of creating such remarkable fusion music came to him while he was pursuing his diploma course and spending time around classical musicians at the college. After he returned to Mumbai, the first video of him and his friends was the cover of Game of Thrones which he had put uploaded on his YouTube channel. They did not have a name back then. The name The Indian Jam Project came up when the composer of BBC’s Sherlock theme, Michael Price shared their cover video as Indian Jam on Sherlock. Though he felt that the name wasn’t the best and he could have come up with something better, he accepted it as a name that sorts things out.