In 2013, Oscar-winning music author A. R. Rahman, distinguished filmmaker Shekhar Kapur and serial business owner late Samir Bangara came together to find and support skills from Dharavi, besides assisting them display it to the world with the launch of a not-for-profit company, The Dharavi Dream Project (TDDP). Starting its’ 10th year, TDDP will be releasing Dharavi’s really first cutting edge recording center on Founder’s Day which falls on the 15th of July as a homage to late Samir Bangara. In a quote to put the power and ownership back in the hands of the skill, the recording studio with its quality facilities and worldwide stereo, will sign up with forces solely with international music magnate Badshah for mentoring and empowering the skills at TDDP.
Badshah turns coach for The Dharavi Dream Project to empower impoverished youth
Prepped to be a ground-breaking and huge minute that commemorates and empowers the under-resourced hip-hop skill housed in Asia’s biggest ghetto, the recording studio intends to set a criteria within the homegrown hip hop neighborhood of India. Badshah will likewise accept the function of a coach for the 100-odd under-resourced skill represented by The After School of Hip Hop, a hip-hop academy in Asia set up under TDDP that assists instill and sustain an environment which provides the under-resourced hip-hop skill an opportunity to get innovative ability.
Badshah shares, “The ideology of music being a therapist and a platform of hope and goal strengthens my association with The Dharavi Dream Project. Hip hop was in fact established in mentorship. The only method it grows to the next generation is through mentorships and more particularly street mentorships. I genuinely am enthusiastic about finding and supporting musical skill and I am happy to be supporting such a varied facility that is purchasing the future arts and music neighborhood and adding to a hip-hop transformation. I’m grateful to MC Heam for presenting me to the charming folks at TDDP. Such efforts make certain to have a favorable effect on the growing music scene, empower and inform artists with more opportunities to display their artistry and add to the total cultural advancement of the neighborhood.”
Dolly Rateshwar, Sushant Yattam & & Tejashree Pol, Co-Founders, The Dharavi Dream Project additional intricate, “While understanding sharing has actually been an active element at TDDP The After School Of Hip Hop, the requirement to broaden chances for the under-resourced skill and display their craft on a more popular platform by means of the ideal facilities which was mostly missing. This association will work as a platform to set in motion the skill to take their craft to the next level and offer an artist-friendly area for skill to develop their craft, work together with other artists and share their music with the world. This would benefit the entire community financially and uprise the skill in the ghettos of Dharavi.”
The Dharavi Dream Project changes education by empowering impoverished youth in Dharavi through a complimentary school of hip hop. This distinct effort coaches and teaches components like rapping, beatboxing, graffiti designs, and breaking to over 500 trainees aged 5-24 years. It intends to recognize, support, and display skill from underserved locations, enhancing their voices on an international scale. With assistance from companies like Roland Corporation, PepsiCo and contributions from artists like MC Heam, Raja Kumari, D Cypher, Spin