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Grammy-Winning Composer Ricky Kej: ‘The Real Effort Begins After Winning The Award’

When one talks of composer Ricky Kej, the first thing that comes to mind is the Grammy award, which he’s won three times for his albums Winds Of Samsara and Divine Tides. Besides recordings, he also enjoys touring, and that will be his focus over the next few months. After performing in the US and Canada during the first week of October, the Bengaluru-based Padma Shri recipient is looking forward…

Grammy-Winning Composer Ricky Kej: ‘The Real Effort Begins After Winning The Award’

Ricky Kej, a Grammy-winning composer from Bengaluru, is known for his work on albums such as Winds Of Samsara and Divine Tides. He has won the Grammy award three times and is currently focusing on tours after performing in the US and Canada. His upcoming Damrooh – Dance To The Cosmic Spirit tour will take place in several Indian cities between end-October and December, featuring open-air arena concerts with stunning visuals, lighting, and over 70 musicians.

The tour's theme revolves around co-existence, sustainability, and celebrating nature, inspired by the ancient damrooh instrument associated with Lord Shiva. Kej is also working on two full-length symphonies, the Gandhi symphony and the Ekam symphony, as well as preparing for the Lollapalooza festival in Mumbai with Stewart Copeland.

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