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RollingStone India
|April 2024
The shy wunderkind from Ludhiana turned into a chart-topping sensation
"I BELIEVE INDIA WILL PRODUCE INTERNATIONAL STARS SOON. IT'S NOT JUST ABOUT MY MUSIC BUT ABOUT THE ENTIRE MUSIC SCENE IN THE COUNTRY. WE'RE ON OUR WAY, AND I BELIEVE WE'LL REACH THE TOP VERY SOON."
AS THE FUTURE of music in India, Anuv Jain's journey from humble beginnings to topping the charts exemplifies the burgeoning talent and potential within the Indian music industry.
In an exclusive interview with Rolling Stone India, Anuv reflects on his unexpected rise to prominence, the influences shaping his distinctive sound and his vision for the future of music in India. From his early days as a shy yet ambitious student to transitioning into a full-time music career during the COVID19 pandemic, Anuv's story is one of resilience, passion, and unwavering dedication to his craft. Join us as we delve into the life and music of Anuv Jain, a rising star poised to make a significant impact on the global music scene.
Rolling Stone India: Anuv, let's take a trip down memory lane. Did you imagine you would be here right now?
Anuv Jain: Honestly, no. Music was always a passion of mine; even back in school, I played guitar and wrote songs. But it was more of a hobby to me. I never actively pursued it as a career. However, things unfolded unexpectedly, and I'm grateful beyond words for where I am now.
How did your journey as a musician unfold?
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