New Delhi: Famous sitarist, musician, and artist Rikhiram Sharma has released its latest instrument called The Burning Ghat, which is now available on all major streaming platforms, as well as a developed music video has been shot at the place in the Holy Manikarnika Ghat in Varanasi. More than a music release, the piece is a deep spiritual tribute to one of the holiest cremation sites in India, a place where tradition, fire and trust are convergence.
Known for its emotionally echoing compositions, which fuses traditional Indian classical music with modern textures, Rishab “an honest tribute to an honest tribute” in Manikarnika Ghat, which is known for salvation. “
Rishab said, “I want to make music that speaks in generations, something that heals, brings peace, and enhances pure bliss.” “The burning ghat is not just a song, it is a reflection of internal change, a sound tribute to death as a path for eternity.”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ichaac_trtto
Rishab has emerged as a trailblazer in the neo-classical movement of India, from the game of Thrones and Zara Zara’s viral rearring to Chanakya and Tandavam. The Burning Ghat comes immediately after its acclaimed cedar for mental health India tour, using music as a bridge for emotional treatment.
With each release, Rishab Rikhiram Sharma continued to shape what many people are saying the sound of New India – a sound inherited, yet rebuilded boldly for the global audience. Their music echoes with both young listeners who seek authenticity and older generations that find comfort in the tradition.
“Shown on the ghats of Varanasi, the song reflects a new India, where ancient knowledge fulfills modern expression,” he said. “I believe that our roots do not limit us; they give us to push the wings.”
The burning ghat is more than a music performance, it is a meditative experience, a call for reflection, and a tribute to eternal. As Rishab continues to carry on the boundaries of Indian classical music, he does with an unwavering sense to do this: to create music that heals, raises, and ends.
