Curry cooks up a storm with songs, singles and more
Curry is a South Indian pop band formed by Ashish Palanna, Ria D’Souza, and Sumanth Shetty, who are childhood friends. The band has gained recognition for their diverse musical repertoire, singing in around 22 languages including Kannada, Malayalam, and Spanish. They recently released their four-track EP titled Suprabata and are set to perform in Bengaluru for the first time this weekend.
- ▪Curry was formed in 2020 and renamed from their initial name a year later.
- ▪The band has sung songs in 22 languages, including popular covers like 'Despacito'.
- ▪Their EP 'Suprabata' debuted in April, with original compositions inspired by their lives.
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Ashish Palanna, Ria D’Souza and Sumanth Shetty go by their stage names Sheesh, Ryo and Kanasue; together they make up Curry — a South Indian pop band slowly making a name for themselves.“We’ve been friends from school; Mangalore is a small city with a few good schools so almost everyone ends up studying at the same place,” says Kanasue, adding that Sheesh was a senior while Ryo and he were batchmates.While all three were musically-inclined in school and participated in different musical shows, they did not perform together. Eventually, they caught up in Mumbai where they began working after graduating. At the time, Kanasue was working at a music studio, and Ashish and Riya had individual projects underway. “When we met up, we decided to form a band.
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