Shamit Tyagi has been on a remarkable journey of passion, perseverance, and innovation, from being a top 3 contestant on Fame Gurukul to carving his niche in Hindustani classical music. His breakthrough moment came with Fame Gurukul, a platform that introduced him to the country, and ever since then, there has been no turning back. Since his rise to fame, Shamit has collaborated with some of the most renowned composers in the industry, including Pritam Da, Salim-Sulaiman, and Lalit Pandit, further refining his craft and contributing his voice to numerous compositions.With years of rigorous training, live performances, and a deep-rooted love for music, he has embarked on an exciting independent musical journey, bringing a fresh perspective to the genre.
Recently, Shamit made waves with the release of his independent song Yaad Aave Da, a soulful composition that blends classical elements with contemporary soundscapes. Adding to his trailblazing efforts, he hosted a grand concert in Mumbai alongside his choir—an unprecedented initiative in Hindustani classical music. Unlike Western music, choirs are a rarity in Indian classical traditions, making Shamit’s endeavour truly unique. By reviving the choir culture in Indian classical music, he is pioneering a new movement that honours tradition while embracing innovation.
Looking ahead, Shamit is set to release new independent songs every month, starting this March. His next song, Mehsoos, promises to be yet another mesmerising piece, highlighting his ability to blend classical purity with modern storytelling. With a relentless commitment to pushing musical boundaries, Shamit Tyagi is redefining Hindustani classical music, making it more accessible and appealing to contemporary audiences.
As he continues to break new ground, one thing remains constant—his mission to spread joy through music. His upcoming releases and performances will undoubtedly add new dimensions to his already illustrious career, leaving an indelible mark on the Indian music landscape.
Shamit's stated
“Music and art are more than just entertainment—they are a unifying force. It is a privilege and my passion to create this choir that represents Indian raag & folk music. A choir brings together musicians from diverse backgrounds and cultures, yet when we sing in harmony, we speak the same universal language. It’s a testament to the power of the human spirit, the beauty of collaboration, and the clarity of purpose—to spread joy through music.”