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Shaadaab Shakoore
Background information
Birth nameShahdaab Bhartiya
Born28 October 1980
Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
GenresFilmi, Indian classical, World music/Fusion
Occupation(s)Film composer, Singer, Entrepreneur
Instrument(s)Vocals, Tabla, Percussions
Years active1999–present
LabelsMisba Records, World Wide Records, Shakoore Productions

Shaadaab Shakoore (born 28 October 1980), also known as Shahdaab Bhartiya, is an Indian film composer, record producer, singer, and songwriter who predominantly works in the Indian film industry. He is widely recognized for his contributions to Indian classical music, fusion, and film scoring.

Early Life

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Shakoore's musical journey began at the age of six when he started learning to play the tabla. His early passion for music was cultivated under the mentorship of Tabla Maestro Pt. Maangi Lalji. To further refine his skills, he continued his studies with Pt. Yendeji at Sangeet Kala Mahabharti and under the guidance of Taal Yogi Pt. Suresh Talwalkarji. In addition to tabla, Shakoore expanded his musical knowledge by learning various forms of drumming and Bollywood music styles from his uncle, Rais Jamal, and Pt. Suresh Soniji.

Throughout his school years, Shakoore actively participated in tabla performances, showcasing his developing skills and deepening commitment to music. At the age of 15, he had the opportunity to study under Ustad Hidayat Khan Sahab, a prominent figure from the Delhi and Jaipur Gharana, which significantly enhanced his technical expertise and understanding of rhythm and classical compositions.

Career

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Shaadaab Shakoore is a versatile tabla player, singer, and music composer. In 1998, he was awarded the "Taal Mani" title by Sur Singer Samsand in Bombay, acknowledging his dedication and talent in the field of music. Throughout his career, Shaadaab has collaborated with several renowned artists, including Ustad Gulam Mustafa Khan, Ustad Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, Louis Banks, Hariharan, Leni Stern, Apache Indian, Kathak legend Pandit Sitara Devi, Shreya Ghosal, Shaan, and Rahat Fateh Ali Khan, among others.

Shaadaab has made notable contributions to both Indian and international music scenes, particularly in the realms of commercial tabla playing and film music composition. He is also recognized for his work in the fusion genre, blending traditional Indian classical music with influences from world music, R&B, and Latin styles. This fusion has set him apart as a pioneering figure in the music world.

In addition to his musical achievements, Shaadaab founded Misba Records, a music label, and organizes the Hidayat Khan Music Festival through Shakoore Productions. This festival serves as a platform for emerging musicians to showcase their talents. He is also known for his educational efforts, with his musical workshops receiving acclaim for their impact in deepening students' understanding of music.

Legacy

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Shaadaab Shakoore comes from a distinguished musical lineage with deep roots in Indian classical music. His great-grandfather, Ustad Abdul Qadar Basqah, was a renowned court musician in Sailana, Madhya Pradesh, and Bissau State, Rajasthan. His grandfather, Ustad Jamaluddin Bhartiya, was a prominent sitarist and an advanced student of Shri Pandit Ravi Shankar Ji. Ustad Jamaluddin's contributions to Indian classical music were significant, and he was the founder and Director General of the Academy Europe Holland, which later evolved into the Star Netherland. Shaadaab’s father, Ustad Roshan Jamal Bhartiya, is also a renowned sitarist, further enriching the family’s musical heritage.

Shaadaab Shakoore has continued to build on this rich tradition, contributing significantly to the preservation and promotion of Indian classical music. He blends classical influences with modern elements, appealing to a global audience. His efforts not only honor his family's legacy but also help shape the future of both Indian classical and fusion music. Shaadaab’s work has inspired countless aspiring musicians.

Awards and Recognition

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Shaadaab Shakoore Felicitation By Honorable Minister Nitin Gadkari

Shaadaab Shakoore's contributions to music have earned him significant recognition. One of the notable honors was his felicitation at the Khasdar Mahotsav, where he was honored by the Honorable Minister Nitin Gadkari. Over the years, Shaadaab has built a respected legacy marked by numerous awards, titles, and significant performances. He has performed at prominent music festivals and concerts across India and internationally, further contributing to his reputation in the global music community.

Discography

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Films

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Films
Film Song(s) Year
Dekh Bhai Dekh Sapne Bhaye Hain 2009
Dekh Bhai Dekh Bawari Hoon Mein 2009
Dekh Bhai Dekh Dekh Bhai Dekh Title Track 2009
Not Known Gori Chitti 2014
Ishk Actually Tum Joh Mile 2013

Short Films

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Short Films
Film Title Label
All Wells
A Life in Mumbai
A Distant Mirage
Taal He Shakoore Productions

Singles

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Singles
Song Year Label
Hume Kareeb 2021 Misba Records / Shakoore Productions
Mera Chanda 2022 Misba Records / Shakoore Productions
Dil Hatho Me 2022 Misba Records / Shakoore Productions
Dil Hatho Me 2.0 2023 Misba Records / Shakoore Productions
Ae Mere Pyaare Watan 2021 Misba Records / Shakoore Productions
Ummat-e-Rasool 2020 Misba Records / Shakoore Productions
Allahoo 2020 Misba Records / Shakoore Productions

Albums and Songs

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Albums and Songs
Album Song(s) Year Label
India Beat Bazar Vol 1 Aaliayh 2007 Worldwide Records
India Beat Bazar Vol 1 Deep Jale 2007 Worldwide Records
India Beat Bazar Vol 1 Tere Daras 2007 Worldwide Records
India Beat Bazar Vol 1 Beautiful Face 2007 Worldwide Records
India Beat Bazar Vol 1 Cairo Funk 2007 Worldwide Records
India Beat Bazar Vol 1 Desert Breeze 2007 Worldwide Records
India Beat Bazar Vol 1 Colour of Love 2007 Worldwide Records
India Beat Bazar Vol 1 Bad Boys 2007 Worldwide Records
India Beat Bazar Vol 1 7th Sense 2007 Worldwide Records
India Beat Bazar Vol 1 Shambhu Rock 2007 Worldwide Records
India Beat Bazar Vol 1 Thumri 2007 Worldwide Records
India Beat Bazar Vol 1 Tabla Express 2007 Worldwide Records
India Beat Bazar Vol 2 Own Heaven 2008 Worldwide Records
India Beat Bazar Vol 2 Sweet Pain 2008 Worldwide Records
India Beat Bazar Vol 2 Memories 2008 Worldwide Records
India Beat Bazar Vol 2 Desire 2008 Worldwide Records
India Beat Bazar Vol 2 Balmas Love 2008 Worldwide Records
India Beat Bazar Vol 2 Sufi Prayer 2008 Worldwide Records
India Beat Bazar Vol 2 Needful 2008 Worldwide Records
India Beat Bazar Vol 2 Its Me Batul 2008 Worldwide Records
India Beat Bazar Vol 2 Give in to Me 2008 Worldwide Records
Indian Zen Tere Daras 2008 Wagram Records / Wagram Roots
Sufi Jhoom Sufi Jhoom 2012 Misba Records
Sufi Jhoom Awaiting Love 2012 Misba Records
Sufi Jhoom Blue Lake 2012 Misba Records
Sufi Jhoom Shooting Star 2012 Misba Records
Sufi Jhoom O Piya 2012 Misba Records
Sufi Jhoom Roohdaari 2012 Misba Records
Sufi Jhoom Power of Silence 2012 Misba Records
Sufi Jhoom Snowfall 2012 Misba Records
Sufi Jhoom Midnight Funk 2012 Misba Records
Sufi Jhoom Snowfall Instrumental 2012 Misba Records
Mast Qalandar Mast Qalandar 2012 Misba Records
Mast Qalandar Meera's Divine Love 2012 Misba Records
Mast Qalandar Faarsi Mehfil 2012 Misba Records
Mast Qalandar Roohani Talab 2012 Misba Records
Mast Qalandar Khayal Funk 2012 Misba Records
Mast Qalandar Mora Manwa 2012 Misba Records
Mast Qalandar Laagi Preet 2012 Misba Records
Mast Qalandar Khubsurat 2012 Misba Records

References

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  1. "Tabla Maestro Turns Music Director." *Afternoon Dispatch & Courier*, 23 February 2008, Saturday, p. 13. A profile of Shahdaab Bhartiya's transition to music direction..[1]
  2. "Indian Beat Bazaar enters international Compilation." *Screen Media*, 13 July 2008, Sunday, p. 26. Mumbai. Features Shahdaab Bhartiya's track in an international album.[2]
  3. Gupta, Vijayanand. "No Raaz Mataaz." *The List, Mid-day*, 27 June 2002, Thursday, p. 28. Shadab Khan aka Shaadaab Shakoore featured.[3]
  4. "Music / Hindustani." *Afternoon Dispatch & Courier*, 20 November 1999, Saturday, p. 8.[4]
  5. "Dus Saal Baad." *Bombay Times, The Times of India*, 26 June 2008, Thursday, p. 3. Coverage of Hariharan's ghazal performance.[5]
  6. "टैलेंट की तलाश लाई भोपाल." *पत्रिका*, 26 August 2009, Wednesday, p. 1. Interview with Shadab Bhartiya discussing talent search in Bhopal.[6]
  7. "Until Next Time / Jazz Yatra." *The Indian Express*, 10 November 2003, Monday, p. 4. Shadab Hussain aka Shaadaab Shakoore performed on the tabla.[7]
  8. "Magisch und poetisch." *Lokales Weinheimer Nachrichten*, 18 November 2006, Saturday, p. 12. Review of Shahdaab Bhartiya's tabla performance in Germany.[8]
  9. "Jazz Bonanza." *The List, Mid-day*, 12 May 2002, p. 1.[9]
  10. "टैलेंट की तलाश में." *Dainik Bhaskar*, 26 August 2009.[10]
  11. "संगीत की प्रतिभाओं की तलाश है..." *Dainik Bhaskar*, 26 August 2009[11]
  12. "संगीतकार शाहदाब ने कहा संगीत हर रूप में खूबसूरत." *Naidunia*, 26 August 2009.[12]
  13. "सोलो तबला वादक बनना चाहता है शादाब." *जनसत्ता*, 17 May 1999, Monday, p. 5.[13]
  14. "Dekh Bhai Dekh". IMDb. (Accessed on 8 January 2025)
  15. Bollywood Hungama archived page for Movie Cast. Archived on 10 May 2009.
  16. "Patekar, 1000 artists to star in Khasdar Mahotsav start today". *The Times of India*. (Accessed on 8 January 2025)
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  1. ^ "Tabla Maestro Turns Music Director".
  2. ^ "Indian Beat Bazaar enters international Compilation".
  3. ^ "No Raaz Mataaz".
  4. ^ "Music / Hindustani".
  5. ^ "Dus Saal Baad..."
  6. ^ "टैलेंट की तलाश लाई भोपाल".
  7. ^ "Until Next Time / Jazz Yatra".
  8. ^ "Magisch und poetisch".
  9. ^ "Musical March".
  10. ^ "टैलेंट की तलाश में".
  11. ^ "संगीत की प्रतिभाओं की तलाश है..."
  12. ^ "संगीतकार शाहदाब ने कहा संगीत हर रूप में खूबसूरत".
  13. ^ "'सोलो' तबला वादक बनना चाहता है शादाब".
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