Nithin describes their mix as, "a sentimental traveller attempts to put their Humpty Dumpty Heart back together again."

Nithin works in Festival Production by trade, and is also an occasional DJ/ Curator. Music has taken him places planes never could. In turn, he serve The Music, in his own way.

Presented on May 15th 2025 as part of the Music Gallery's What Is: heart(break) Festival at a show featuring Mas Aya & Friends, Sandro Petrillo and billie raphael. Like what you hear? Check out the tracklist on Buy Music Club:

Radio Music Gallery 19 - Nithin is Fine

KARUNYA TORO

Vandeham Krishnaravinda

Kandavar Yaaro

Parvati sada

Sharade Para Devate

Teeradha Vilayattu Pillai

Hari Hari Om Shiva

Purandhara Ranga

This is the latest track for our album, Tribe. We wanted to capture the beats of the dancing Nataraja, an aspect of Shiva that can be compared to what scientists call the 'god particle', dancing at the heart of every atom. I think Andreas (@APi_ZZ) has done a bang-up job with all those beats! The wind instruments at the beginning are called nadaswarams, and are a feature of the Carnatic music of southern India.

Vedics

Bard, storyteller, song maker, star walker and author of books on the sacred mysteries.

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The Music Gallery is a centre for promoting and presenting innovation and experimentation in all forms of music, and for encouraging 
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The Music Gallery is Toronto's Centre for Creative Music, founded in 1976 by Peter Anson and Al Mattes of the free-improvising group, CCMC. Since its inception, the Music Gallery has been a publicly assisted centre for the creation, development and performance of art music from all genres.  Since 2017 the Music Gallery's performance space has been located at 918 Bathurst St.

New tracks tagged #Carnatic