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The rush of performing Live

By IANS | Updated: March 9, 2020 12:25 IST

9 (life) Indian Ocean bass guitarist and vocalist Rahul Ram and drummer Amit Kilam share their love for live music, on the sidelines of celebrating the "Namaste Orchha" festival. The event is an initiative of the Madhya Pradesh government with a vision to preserve the heritage culture of the region. The bad who performed at the event talks about music and how live events keep them going with life.

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