Rhythms, pulses and grooves from the west meet the musical heritage from the east as Saffron Groove, the collaboration between Bobby Beebob and NZ Shriram, serves up a spellbinding platter of music.
Their first single ‘Aaja Phir Se (One More Try) scored 2 million views on YouTube in just 11 weeks. They have performed at the MCG for Cricket Australia’s family day event during India’s tour of Australia. And now, you can watch them live at the India Day Fest this August.
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