We want the industry to be more inclusive, have greater gender diversity, and give more visibility to women. Along with the festival, we are also rolling out Siren Campus, a mentorship programme for exceptionally talented students and professionals through which they can meet and be mentored by some of the most successful women in the creative industry. - Jaideep Singh, Director, ArréOver the last many years, music festivals in India have seen less than 15% representation of women. Arré Siren has made it a point to have women or women fronted artists to take the stage making a women representation above 90%. I'm sure we all agree it was time to give women a platform to shine as much as all the other talented musicians in the country.
India has some of the most talented and enterprising women artists in the world, and they deserve to have a platform that gives them their due. There has been massive disparity in the representation of women artists at festivals across the globe. Even the most reputed festivals keep their headlining spots for male acts. We hope to change this trend through Arré Siren. - Zila KhanArré Siren will be held at one of Mumbai’s best live music venues, Razzberry Rhinoceros, on Juhu Beach. It will shine a spotlight on more than 15 artists, serving up an eclectic mix of exciting performances across genres like Hip Hop, Funk, Electronica, Jazz, and Indian Fusion, all of it served with a side dish of India’s best comedy. Over the next few days, Arré Siren will begin a concentrated content roll out that will include crowdsourcing projects, opinion polls, doodles, interviews, and The Siren Anthem, featuring all the artists in the line up.
A two-day extravaganza with live performances and mentorship sessions, celebrating Women in music. Featuring Raja Kumari,....
February 22, 2018