Latest Release
- 3 MAY 2024
- 1 Song
- Ras Rang, Vol. 2 · 1997
- 80 Minutes of Indian Classical Music · 2012
- Duṭi hr̥daẏa - Single · 2024
- Rangi Sari Gulabi (Lofi Flip) - Single · 2023
- Rangi Sari Gulabi Chunariya (Lofi) - Single · 2023
- Phagun - Jhankar Beats - EP · 2023
- The Forgotten Ghazals, Vol. 10 · 2022
- Hindustani Classical Gems · 2022
- In Concert : Thumris (Live At Dr. Vasantrao Deshpande Memorial Hall, Nagpur) · 2021
- Suno Mhaaree Arjee · 2021
- 2012
- 1994
- 1993
Compilations
About Shobha Gurtu
The chosen successor to influential Indian classical vocalist Begium Akhtar, Shobha Gurtu has been inspiring audiences with her husky, but, melodic, vocals for more than six decades. A master of the thumri style of singing, Gurtu was described as "expansive, spontaneous, yet laidback" by the Times Of India. Shobha received her earliest training from her mother, Menakabai Shirodkar, a well-known professional dancer. She later studied classical Indian music with Ustad Nathan Khan and light classical and popular music with Ustad Gamman Khan. After releasing dozens of recordings in India, Gurtu received a lifetime achievement award from the Maharashtra government in the early-1990s. Her first internationally distributed album was Shobha Gurtu (CMP, 1990), and her most recent work has been as a guest vocalist on albums by her son, Trilok Gurtu. ~ Craig Harris
- HOMETOWN
- Belgaum, India
- BORN
- 1925
- GENRE
- Worldwide