Subha

Subha is an eclectic self-taught electronic keyboardist. An avid consummate music composer always looking for unusual and heavenly sounds to arrange and orchestrate.

Groovy Percussion and Catchy melodies forms the center piece of his musical construction and presentation.

Subha grew up in India during his 1st half of life got influenced by music of specific Indian music directors for Motion Pictures such as Rahul Dev Burman, A. R. Rahman, and most recently Shankar Ehsaan Loy whose very core is Electronic/Trance/Pop fusion music.

The music of ABBA in the 70s, European Group Boney M - the disco era influenced and shaped this musical artist.

Music of the 80s - artists like : Phil Collins, Genesis, Billy Idol, Madonna, Sade , Harold Falteymeyer, Giorgio Moroder, and Vangelis played another major influence this inspiring and placing aspirations of becoming a song writer.

The artist's 1st music album titled Illusions was released on October 1997. The music style was experimental jazz with fusion of world music elements in San Francisco Bay Area. He performed Solo at many venues such as Los Gatos Art & Wine Festival, Palo Alto Art & Wine Festival. The music album received a fair good amount of airplay on non-commercial radio stations. The song Never-ending Journey played and remained on charts for months in a Washington D.C. Radio station. The song has been reborn as "A New Journey" in current album - The New Illusions in Electronic/Trance genre.

Golden Lights is the artist's 2nd music album released in October 2009 under his independent label Seacliff Records. The art-work on the music album was done by his lovely wife in a collaborative way. The music style is mainly acoustic new-age with minor emphasis on Electronic Trance. The album has 11 songs. The song - The Rain Storm is electronic ambient with hint of Latin Peruvian Woodwind melodies. He performs this song LIVE for his shows. Other songs in this album that is close to his heart is - Street Musicians (Encore). It is a tribute to all of the musicians who perform on the streets hoping to make it big.

Golden Lights was featured on George Noory's Coast To Coast AM radio show in Emerging artist segment in March 2010.

In December 2010 Subha got inspired by Daft Punk's music score on Tron Legacy and Electronic Pop music of Madonna's Confession On The Dance Floor (2005) album. With a strong determination the artist began to explore creating funky yet groovy electronic scores with emphasis on Twists and Turning rhythms, Bass and arpeggio sequencing.

And starting in 2012, Subha began to re-write most of the songs from his 1st album Illusions and branded it as The New Illusions. The emphasis he had in mind was Electronic ambient sounds, Latin Pan Flutes and multiple arpeggio sequencing.

The New Illusions album project started in January 2012 and still ongoing. To date 18 music tracks have been released comprising a fusion of from World, Chill-Out, Electronic, Pop, Jazz, New Age, Experimental, Ambient and Trance.

In a nutshell the music is more of a fusion of Enigma, Sade, Yanni, Keiko Matsui and Bollywood film music combined.

The music album - The New Illusions is available as a Gift for anyone visiting his website. Or can be downloaded from Soundcloud one song at a time. He believes music is a gift to the universe and should be shared to Heal the world one soul at a time.

Subha is currently performing with an exuberant young artist Sira who provides vocals to his music. Her vocals can be heard along with artist's daughter on the enchanting Groovy Track - Rapture. The song would definitely mesmerize the listener freezing time in place.

Subha is currently part of a music group called The Celestials. Look out for the song - Let It Go in Latin/Pop genre to be released on Sound Cloud, along with another song - We are Machines (Electronic Pop) genre written by Sira.

Subha is looking to perform and entertain the audience. His music is definitely a Crowd puller and his music would rock and knock the audience socks. Give him the stage and you got the entertainment worth waiting for.