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Nitin Sawhney
He has released seven studio albums. London's Outcaste Records released the breakthrough album Beyond Skin in 1999, which was nominated for a Mercury Music prize. Richard Branson's V2 Records signed Sawhney to a six-album deal, and released the millennial epic Prophesy in 2001 (which won a MOBO Award as well as the BBC Radio 3 Music Award). Currently he is recording his eighth album, London Undersound, for release in 2008. Sawhney has worked with Sir Paul McCartney, Sting, Sinead O'Connor, AR Rahman, Jeff Beck, Brian Eno, Laura Izibor, Fink, Imogen Heap, Jacob Golden, Get Cape Wear Cape Fly, and Will Young. Much of Sawhney?s attention remains focused on the areas of education and community building, accepting the role of artist in residence for five performing arts organisations across Great Britain and Asia. Sawhney joined Sir George Martin as a patron for the British Government's Access-to-Music programme and is also patron of the Raindance East Film Festival and the British Independent Film Awards. |
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