"Music comes from the heart and mind, not some bull shit rhyme". - DMB

Born and raised in India, Mickey began singing at the tender age of 3. After moving to the US at 14 Mickey explored his musical creativity and developed an artistic blend of South Asian and western sounds. With support from his family to pursue his artistic passion he recognized the importance of heritage and culture no matter where you might live in the world.

Taking a different approach to Urban-Desi fusion Mickey is set to truly bridge the gap between Indian and American music genres. His music energetic and smooth at the same time creatively laces the best of east and west in a way that audiences everywhere can relate to. On stage Mickey creatively incorporates Hip Hop and Bhangra dance and is sure to get you out of your seats. Not being afraid to think outside the box, this singer/songwriter/producer is a breath of fresh-air in a market of overly commercial manufactured sounds. See below for samples of Mickey’s songs and live performances.


Baba Kahn is without question Canada’s premier and most celebrated club DJ.Baba Kahn has also branched out into production, recording Culture Shock: East Meets West in 2008. Culture Shock featured two ground breaking world-wide hit singles “tonight” featuring Kardinal Offishall, Fatman Scoop, Sunny Brown and Lomaticc as well as the electronic smash “Shiva“that charted #34 on the Canadian Club Dance charts.

After the success of Culture Shock, Baba Kahn released CULTURE SHOCK 2: The Blackmarket Edition in 2009. With close to one million downloads worldwide, The Culture Shock Trio become one of the most sought after artists with their ability to fuse a desi sound with today's urban anthems. The world was beginning to take notice as were some of the biggest acts in the music business. The Trio has already remixed global hits from Sean Paul, Rihanna and recently Taio Cruz.   

In between dates on their high energy global BlackMarket Tour they are hard at work on CULTURE SHOCK 3 which is expected to release late 2010. The first single is expected in July and if any of the previous work is a precursor to what is to come Culture Shock is sure to become a defining group in the genre.   

Lomaticc is a solo artist, producer and Songwriter. He is leaving people in awe with his original breathtaking talent. At the age of 15, Lomaticc released his first single “Kini Soni” an instant classic in the UK music scene impressing DJ’s, Radio Hosts and artists worldwide and charting in the UK within weeks. With this type of early success Lomaticc was pursued by Baba Kahn to join the Culture Shock movement. With the success of Culture Shock One and Lomaticc’s talent of fusing the east with the west the future is bright for this young star.

Sunny Brown has brought to the Culture Shock team a Punjabi flare which bridges the gap between eastern and western culture. Sunny Brown’s versatile voice and music production has set him apart from other South Asian singers, putting him in a category all his own.

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