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  • Who are Masala Coffee?

    Masala Coffee is an eight-piece band from Kerala, India, playing what they call alternate folk rock — Indian folk, blues, pop and rock. The current line-up is Varun Sunil (percussion, founder), Razik Mujawar and Abhijith Anilkumar (lead vocals), Daya Sankar (drums), Surya Bharadwaj (lead guitar), Paul Joseph 'Pauly' (bass), Amal Sivan (violin) and Pranav K S (keyboards).

  • When was the band formed?

    Masala Coffee was formed in late 2014 in Kerala. It was the brainchild of percussionist Varun Sunil, and the name was chosen to signify the different kind of music the band plays.

  • What kind of music does Masala Coffee play?

    Alternate folk rock. The band draws on Indian folk, blues, pop and rock, and performs both original songs and its own arrangements of well-known folk and film music.

  • What languages does the band sing in?

    Masala Coffee sings in Malayalam, Tamil, Hindi, English, Telugu and Kannada.

  • Has the band made music for films?

    Yes. Masala Coffee has composed and performed music for films including Solo, Uriyadi and Mundina Nildana.

  • Which songs made the band famous?

    The band rose to fame through its performances on Kappa TV's 'Music Mojo'. Its arrangements of “Munbe Vaa” and “Snehithane” went viral and remain the two most-watched videos on the band's YouTube channel. Later singles include “Kaantha Reprised”, “Urangaathey”, “Dil Ka Pata” and “Kavava”.

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