Tritha Sinha is a New Delhi and Paris based vocalist and bandleader. She began playing Indian classical music at the age of five and continues to study under world-renowned guru Pandit Santanu Bandhyopadyay from the Bishnupur gharana. After an onstage career in Bollywood music, Tritha founded the psychedelic Indian rock band Tritha Electric which adventurously fuses her classical Indian vocal technique with rock, electronica and other disparate genres. Her recordings and music video poetically address violence against women and other pressing social issues in contemporary Indian culture, and have been highlighted internationally by the BBC and other major outlets across Europe like Arte & Canal Plus and by the Magnum Photo Agency for their exhibition “Women Changing India”. In India, she has been a speaker at the TEDx Delhi, and featured in Marie Claire India and Tehelka. Her debut album was released on Sony Music in June, 2014, “PaGLI” – a story of the metamorphosis of the Indian woman from traditions to modernity. In 2009 she founded SPACE, an artist collective focussed on on women empowerment in India and works regularly with NGO’s bringing about awareness through her music. In addition to her impressive touring and recording activity, she has performed with the global feminist project One Billion Rising and worked with Eve Ensler of the Vagina Monologues and dancer/social activist Mallika Sarabhai on several productions. Tritha also teaches Indian classical music in Europe and India combining it with Sound Healing and Music Meditation workshops. She represented India at the Onebeat 2016 social incubatorship program invited by the US State department last October among 25 international socially engaged music artists from all over the world last October. .