Chaitanya Natu presents: Pranamyam
We are here
The song captures the feeling of drifting into the endless expanse of space, where the vast, silent void brings a humbling sense of perspective. As you float through this cosmic dreamscape, you find yourself reflecting on the smallness of earthly struggles, realizing that given time, even the heaviest burdens can find resolution.
With its ethereal melodies and rhythmic pulses, "Pranamyam" invites you to lose yourself in the music, as it mirrors the timeless and expansive nature of the universe.
Listen in YouTube:
Qanoun: @omran.adrah Bass: @lizclairecollective Drums: @anthony__lafond Tabla: Chaitanya Natu Mixing & Mastering: @shashanksound Co-producer: @iakshaybaheti Recorded at: @jazztone.studios Artwork: @arrr.viraj_gapchoop
Chaitanya Natu is a distinguished percussionist from India with deep roots in Indian classical music. He began playing tabla at six, growing up in a musical family. He earned a Master of Music from Berklee College of Music, where he explored innovative rhythmic combinations from African polyrhythms, flamenco, and Middle Eastern traditions, grounded in the Indian tala system.
Chaitanya also holds a Master of Music in tabla from Gandharva Mahavidyalaya and an Advanced Diploma from Bhartiya Vidyapeeth. His academic achievements extend beyond music, with a Master’s in Computer Applications (Pune University) and Digital Marketing (IEM Business School, Valencia). He has performed at numerous festivals across India, participated in a Guinness World Record event by Art of Living, and won the Best Live Scoring award for animation at the Almagro International Film Festival. Chaitanya’s collaborations include working with ensembles in Spain across genres like Indo-flamenco jazz, Sufi-electronic, and Middle Eastern music. His projects, such as batucada & Taali Khali, integrate traditional instruments like the "tasha." Currently based in Valencia, Chaitanya balances his career as a web developer with his passion for music, collaborating with bands like Taali-Khali and Umpah, teaching Indian rhythm globally, and developing his own musical projects.
