Shruthi Rajasekar

“Rajasekar has allowed boldness to be her guiding light in the journey through her dense and evocative creativity… Rajasekar will continue to sail forward, into a cartography of her own delineation.”
– The Seattle Times

Composer and vocalist Shruthi Rajasekar is a McKnight Fellow, Jerome Hill Artist Fellow, Associate of the Royal Northern College of Music (ARNCM), winner of the Global Women in Music Award from the United Nations, and Marshall Scholarship recipient. Her creative work highlights identity, community, and joy. Shruthi’s music reflects her roots in the Carnatic
(South Indian classical) and Western classical idioms. Globally, her compositions have been featured at the Royal Albert Hall, Southbank
Centre, Barbican Centre, Wigmore Hall (London, UK), Cannes Film Festival (France), Teatro Argentina (Rome, Italy), National Centre for
Performing Arts (Mumbai, India), Victoria Concert Hall (Singapore), and the 2021 United Nations Climate Change Conference.

Along with concert music, Shruthi composes for film and theatre, and as a songwriter. Shruthi was associate producer on the acclaimed debut album by <a href="spotify:artist:0rAdVEwwjb9wh4BXb2wfTl" data-name="Maithree">Maithree</a> and provided backing vocals on J Lind&#39;s track &#34;For What It&#39;s Worth&#34; (https://open.spotify.com/track/7dmmpdMrYq9LKthi4RrnEz)

Explore more of her work at www.shruthirajasekar.com