Sid Sriram Dazzles Coachella With R&B And Carnatic Mix

India-West News Desk

INDIO, CA –– Sid Sriram, famed for his chart-topping tracks like “Srivalli” from Pushpa and “Samajavaragamana” from Ala Vaikunthapurramuloo, has made his debut appearance at Coachella to great appreciation. The Chennai-based artist, originally from California, has igniting a frenzy across social media platforms with clips of his electrifying performance.

Coachella’s official Instagram handle shared a snippet of Sriram’s captivating showmanship at the festival. Dressed in a casual white t-shirt, coordinated attire, sunglasses, and his trademark man-bun, Sriram mesmerized the audience with a fusion of English R&B and Carnatic music elements.

Accompanying the video, Sriram wrote, “@sidsriram got the Coachella livestream started right,” triggering an outpouring of admiration from his devoted fans. Even fellow musicians, such as singer Jonita Gandhi and actress Naomi Scott, couldn’t resist joining in the praise, with Gandhi urging, “You better sing sid!” and Scott chiming in with a fire emoji.

Sriram is known for his mastery of Carnatic music, production prowess, and playback singing skills. His repertoire spans multiple languages, featuring hits like “Vachindamma” from Geetha Govindam, “Amma Song” from Oke Oka Jeevitham, “Mei Nigra” from 24, “Aradhya” from Kushi, “Nee Singam Dhan” from Pathu Thala, and “Nira” from Takkar, among others.