Instrumentalists often don’t get the recognition they truly deserve,” says Raghav Sachar, amidst media interaction highlighting that many listeners enjoy music without knowing who played it. He notes a shift from live, collaborative studio sessions in Bollywood to a, “quiet erasure of instrumentalists from the industry’s spotlight” due to budget constraints.
On the shift in industry dynamics
Over time, things transformed . Budgets turned tighter, and a lot of responsibility shifted to a single music producer,” leading to fewer live musicians being hired.
“The moment he picks up an instrument, he enters a different state of mind, a kind of zen space”.On the role of music in his life: “Life brings its share of challenges; family, relationships, responsibilities.
But for Raghav, music has always been his anchor”. He is all set to be featured in the upcoming docu-series “Dreamers” by Sudhanshu Rai, which highlights his journey as a multi-instrumentalist who has contributed to famous tracks in films like Salaam Namaste and Parineeta.
Raghav Sachar is a highly versatile Indian singer, composer, and multi-instrumentalist, known for playing over 30 to 41 instruments
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