Masala Coffee
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Masala Coffee is an Indian folk-rock band founded in 2014 by percussionist Varun Sunil. Described as an "alternative folk rock" act, the band blends Indian folk traditions with rock, blues, pop, and reggae, performing mainly in Malayalam alongside Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Punjabi, and English.
Masala Coffee first won wide attention in 2014, when its reimagined versions of the Tamil songs Munbe Vaa and Snehithane, aired on Kappa TV's Music Mojo, went viral. The band has since released the albums Kimaya and Ektara, composed music for Malayalam, Tamil, and Kannada films, and performed at festivals and concerts across India, Singapore, Dubai, Europe, the USA, and Ireland. Audience favourites include Kaantha.
Masala Coffee first won wide attention in 2014, when its reimagined versions of the Tamil songs Munbe Vaa and Snehithane, aired on Kappa TV's Music Mojo, went viral. The band has since released the albums Kimaya and Ektara, composed music for Malayalam, Tamil, and Kannada films, and performed at festivals and concerts across India, Singapore, Dubai, Europe, the USA, and Ireland. Audience favourites include Kaantha.
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