Shankar Tucker's video: Kinara - Shankar Tucker ft Mugdha Hasabnis Amit Mishra Original Music Video

Official video for Virginia based musician, composer and producer Shankar Tucker’s 2012 original composition "Kinara", off the album The Shrutibox Vol.2. Subscribe to see new Shankar Tucker first: http://bit.ly/1MbtWof Follow Shankar Tucker On: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theshrutibox Twitter: https://twitter.com/ShankarTucker Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/shankartucker/ SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/shankartucker Official Website: http://www.shankartucker.com/ Watch More Shankar Tucker: Shankar Tucker Original Compositions: http://bit.ly/1Mbt1nZ Shankar Tucker Covers: http://bit.ly/1qsFHNf Shankar Tucker Popular Videos: http://bit.ly/1qop6KM Shankar Tucker Collabs: http://bit.ly/23ebXSd Listen to Shankar Tucker On: iTunes: http://apple.co/1RLY06T Google Play: http://bit.ly/1Syr7KE Spotify: http://bit.ly/1RWEpTR Amazon mp3: http://amzn.to/238OZ2y Bandcamp: http://shankartucker.bandcamp.com/ Get Shankar's album "Filament”: iTunes: https://itun.es/us/FIV87 Google Play: http://bit.ly/1PS5C5w Music Credits: Vocals: Mugdha Hasabnis Tabla: Amit Mishra Video Credits: Cinematography by: Tshering Produced by: Kartik Shah Lyrics by: Mugdha Hasabnis Location: Lotus Feet Studios Shankar Tucker Bio: The ShrutiBox is the title of an ongoing series of internet music videos composed, recorded, performed and directed by clarinetist and composer Shankar Tucker. Shankar’s musical style blends Classical music, Indian folk music traditions, jazz, pop music and electronic to create a unique and original fusion sound, both in solo recordings and with some of the most talented and accomplished young Carnatic and Hindustani vocalists and instrumentalists, including Vidya Vox, Vandana Iyer, Nirali Kartik, Mahesh Vinayakram, B. Sree Sundarkumar, and others. Shankar himself plays a wide range of instruments in his recordings: piano, bass, kanjira, tabla, and other percussion instruments. Lyrics: Gila gila sa  Dhua dhua sa Khoya hua sa Behka hua sa Humsafar se milta yeh kinara, bhiga bhiga Sagar se gehera yeh kinara Diwano jaisa chahe wo sagar sunta hai lehero ki aahatein sagar ki lehere jaise  baje iktara sajde mein uske hota hai kinara sagarkinara jaise kanha aur radha kanha bin radha kaise jiye kanha se radha radha se kanha    donno ki preet chamke banke ik tara Rough Translation: Soaked, smoky, lost, and intoxicated, The shore meets his soulmate. Deeper than the sea itself, is the shore. He loves sea with passion, He listens as the sound of the waves Are drawn from the sea like the string of an Ektaara. The shore is always there to worship the sea.   The sea and the shore are like lord Krishna and Radha, How can Krishna live without Radha? If Krishna is there, Radha will be there. Their love shines like a star.