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Born and raised in West London, 34 year old musician Amrit Ghatore is more famously known in his home town of Heston for belonging to a family of martial artists, specialising in Karate.
Despite training in this discipline since he was 4, and teaching from the age of 18,
Amrit discovered his love for singing at the age of 7, going on to learn that he was also naturally inclined towards composing.
Using music as a tool for self expression through the ups and downs of his journey, Amrit started writing and composing songs at the young age of 15.
During this time, Amrit was also able to use his perseverance and discipline - skills he mastered obtaining his 3rd dan black belt in karate - to teach himself to play the guitar; the first of 8 instruments he has taught himself to play over the years since.
Part of this journey has included Amrit exploring his historical, cultural and religious roots through learning to play the dilruba, sarangi and tabla.
Often featuring in the backdrop of his music, these instruments provide an added depth of emotion to his already expressive lyrics.
They also form a base for some of his more modern, fusion based tracks, which mark an era of rebranding for him as an artist.
Although his music is influenced by his experiences and his outlook on life, ultimately he aspires to create a blank canvas for people to reflect on their own journeys, and is hoping to continue to do so with his upcoming releases and ongoing music production.
Despite training in this discipline since he was 4, and teaching from the age of 18,
Amrit discovered his love for singing at the age of 7, going on to learn that he was also naturally inclined towards composing.
Using music as a tool for self expression through the ups and downs of his journey, Amrit started writing and composing songs at the young age of 15.
During this time, Amrit was also able to use his perseverance and discipline - skills he mastered obtaining his 3rd dan black belt in karate - to teach himself to play the guitar; the first of 8 instruments he has taught himself to play over the years since.
Part of this journey has included Amrit exploring his historical, cultural and religious roots through learning to play the dilruba, sarangi and tabla.
Often featuring in the backdrop of his music, these instruments provide an added depth of emotion to his already expressive lyrics.
They also form a base for some of his more modern, fusion based tracks, which mark an era of rebranding for him as an artist.
Although his music is influenced by his experiences and his outlook on life, ultimately he aspires to create a blank canvas for people to reflect on their own journeys, and is hoping to continue to do so with his upcoming releases and ongoing music production.
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