V.S, an Indian-American singer, songwriter and producer who is taking the R&B/Soul music by storm with his new single Love Control and Savannah.
Born and raised in a multi-cultural neighborhood in Buffalo, New York, V.S. wasn't unlike most kids. He was quiet, shy, and not really popular. And when most of his friends were getting into Hip-Hop, he was listening to R&B music. Influenced by and grew to love the vocal stylings of such R&B/Soul hit makers as Boyz 2 Men, Tyrese, Jagged Edge, Donell Jones and Marvin Gaye. 
Here was this kid of Indian descent who had enough soulful bluesy swagger to tear down the house with his renditions of R. Kelly "Seems Like Your Ready" and 112's "Only You". As a matter of fact, his last two years of high school had the highest festival attendance because he was a featured performer.
And that initial offering was in the form of a mix-tape released in 2012 titled Inception, Volume 1. The tape contained thirteen heavy r&b tracked laced over beats from other artists. Inception went to #2 on ReverbNation's R&B/Pop/Hip Hop chart. One of the cuts, an aggressive and sexy song for the ladies titled Catchin' Babies was selected to be on the Upstate All Stars Volume 2 compilation album. The album featured the best songs from artists in the Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse and Albany region. 
The new album Stereotype was written and produced by the man himself. V.S. says "This album is about evolving and opening up to new ideas. I want people to look at me and hear me. And hopefully people will see me just as an artist. I want people closed view of the world to change through my music. I may not fit the mold visually, but I fit the mold musically". 
The first single titled Love Control is a dance track but the content is serious one. V.S. describes it as a sexy dance love song. Listeners have said the track has the sexiness of reggae rap/hiphop phenom Sean Paul and producer extraordinaire Babyface"s protege Jon B. 
The sensual and bluesy track "I Want You So Bad" is another highlight on Stereotype. Other notable tracks that allow the listener to get to know V.S. and his multitude of musical talent are Rock Star and Savannah. 
The singer proclaims ìI donít want to be famous. Itís too close to infamous. I want a successful career and a platform to change the minds of people through music.

Savannah

V.S, an Indian-American singer, songwriter and producer who is taking the R&B/Soul music by storm with his new single Love Control and Savannah.
Born and raised in a multi-cultural neighborhood in Buffalo, New York, V.S. wasn't unlike most kids. He was quiet, shy, and not really popular. And when most of his friends were getting into Hip-Hop, he was listening to R&B music. Influenced by and grew to love the vocal stylings of such R&B/Soul hit makers as Boyz 2 Men, Tyrese, Jagged Edge, Donell Jones and Marvin Gaye. 
Here was this kid of Indian descent who had enough soulful bluesy swagger to tear down the house with his renditions of R. Kelly "Seems Like Your Ready" and 112's "Only You". As a matter of fact, his last two years of high school had the highest festival attendance because he was a featured performer.
And that initial offering was in the form of a mix-tape released in 2012 titled Inception, Volume 1. The tape contained thirteen heavy r&b tracked laced over beats from other artists. Inception went to #2 on ReverbNation's R&B/Pop/Hip Hop chart. One of the cuts, an aggressive and sexy song for the ladies titled Catchin' Babies was selected to be on the Upstate All Stars Volume 2 compilation album. The album featured the best songs from artists in the Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse and Albany region. 
The new album Stereotype was written and produced by the man himself. V.S. says "This album is about evolving and opening up to new ideas. I want people to look at me and hear me. And hopefully people will see me just as an artist. I want people closed view of the world to change through my music. I may not fit the mold visually, but I fit the mold musically". 
The first single titled Love Control is a dance track but the content is serious one. V.S. describes it as a sexy dance love song. Listeners have said the track has the sexiness of reggae rap/hip phenom Sean Paul and producer extraordinaire Babyface"s protege Jon B. 
The sensual and bluesy track "I Want You So Bad" is another highlight on Stereotype. Other notable tracks that allow the listener to get to know V.S. and his multitude of musical talent are Rock Star and Savannah. 
The singer proclaims ìI donít want to be famous. Itís too close to infamous. I want a successful career and a platform to change the minds of people through music.

V.S the artist