John Anthony’s Karnatriix is a soul-soothing culmination of experiments with different styles

and sounds, much like a new colour produced by the skilful combination of various hues and shades.

It has elements of jazz, blues, rock, trance, funk, and classical music in perfect harmony with the

Carnatic kritis of Saint Thyagaraja.  

              John Anthony’s soundscape stretches out far beyond what has been created hitherto. It is

contemporary and yet traditional. It is not simple and yet not complicated. It is electronica and also

acoustica. You can chill out or just sit in silent contemplation as the music fills up your senses.

The music is direct and clear, offering Indian classical creations in a new age package to people all

over the world. 

              KARNATRIIX is not just another trick out of the sagging bag of what goes for fusion music

these days. It is not a traditional melody trapped in a melting pot of sampled copy-and-paste

grooves topped by more samples of ambient keyboard and bass textures. The music, with a

contemporary feel, has been woven carefully around traditional melodies, entailing years of study

and a clear and very deep understanding of the different styles and rhythms used in the

compositions.

Day 1

Fractal Fruitcake | India

Ahimsa | Indo / German

Space Is All We Have | India

Rodney Branigan ft Rias Khan | Indo / U.K

Radiotronics | Indo / U.S

Katamon Cherry | Israel

Karnatriix | India

Day 2

Karl Hungus | Reunion Island

Mangloo | Reunion Island

Destyn Maloya | Reunion Island

Maneli Jamal | Canada

Blessing Chimanga | Zimbabwe

PINKNOISE | India


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