Shweta Subram releases Ajooba!!!! Check it out Exclusively on Urban Asian!
The moment we all been waiting for is finally here!! Ajooba releases today, Exclusively on Urban Asian!!!
Shankar Mahadevan’s protégée Shweta Subram returns with her second single ‘Ajooba’
Global competition winner Shweta Subram is all geared up for the release of her forthcoming track ‘Ajooba’, produced by Parichay. The singer who was taken under Shankar Mahadevan’s wing has been creating a storm in the music industry. Her first single ‘Je Lee’ did phenomenally well across the globe and she even made her mark in Bollywood as she performed in front of the entire film industry at the IIFA Rocks show alongside Salim Sulaiman earlier this year.
AJOOBA-BEHIND THE SCENES
"Mai hoon tumhari ajooba...aaaa...mai hoon tumhari ajooba" Shweta Subram seductively sings into the shiny, silver mic, her long eye lashes batting at the camera, her smile filling the studio with her charisma and diva personality.
Shankar Mahadevan declares Shweta Subram winner
Singing sensation Shweta Subram is quickly making her mark on the Bollywood platform by performing at the IIFA Awards with Salim Sulaiman and now by blowing away Shankar Mahadevan with her vocal talent. Shweta was selected as a winner in a global online singing competition created by his online music school, the Shankar Mahadevan Academy.
Interview: Shweta Subram Joins the Urban Desi Music Scene
Shweta Subram hails from Canada and she is ready to make her mark as an artist! With her debut single “Jee Le” now out and plenty more to come, I caught up with this songstress to get a taste of what’s to come.
Shweta Subram teams up with Salim & Sulaiman
IIFA celebrations are in full swing as the Bollywood fraternity gets ready for the biggest Bollywood event in North America. Singer, Shweta Subram is all set to rock the stage today with Salim & Sulaiman, one of Bollywoods most talented composer/producer teams. Salimand Sulaiman have worked on Band Baaja Baraat, Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi, Fashion, Neal n Nikki to name but a few.
Shweta Subram debuteert met Jee Le Live Life
Shweta Subram debuteert in de Urban Desi muziekscene met de single 'Yee Le Live Life'. De track is een productie van de beroemde producer Parichay. Hij is de grote naam achter desihits zoals Deewana Tera, Kasam Se en de laatste singleTum Habibi die je op de FunX Desi stream kunt beluisteren.
Encore: Shweta Subram
This week we screen Shweta Subram – An emerging vocalist with international exposure. She’s practiced music in such manner that infuses cultural genres. Experiences with moves between U.A.E., India and Canada, allowed Shweta Subram to not limit her audience base. Instead she used her learned language skills to acquire a global reach. She’s someone who can perform in English, Bengali, Hindi, Kannada, Malayalam and Tamil!
The new it girl around town- Shweta Subram
New star on the block! Canada’s finest female voice ‘ Shweta Subram’ the dusky looks and powerful voice is set to take over the globe very soon! Having performed across the world, featured in TV adverts in India, showcased in an Indian reality show and awarded the best North American Singer and qualified from the London Academy of Music & Dramatic is there anything more to say about this bundle of talent!
[SpotLight]: Mesmerizing Singer, Shweta Subram
Born in Dubai, schooled in Ottawa & now based in Toronto, Shweta Subram is making waves in Urban Bollywood music circles. A mesmerizing singer, Shweta has performed alongside chart toppers like Abhijeet Sawant, Alka Yagnik, Atif Aslam and Sukhbir through India, North America, Middle East & Caribbean.
Indo-Canadian Sensation Lends Voice To Award-winning Documentary
Toronto: Indo-Canadian music sensation Shweta Subram is in the news again and for all the good reasons. Shweta has lent her voice to a documentary that has already won an award at the L.A. Femme International Film Festival for Best Documentary.
The Canadian documentary ‘Bas! Beyond the Red Light’, features a track called ‘Nacho Jhoom Jhoom Ke’ sung by Shweta and composed by Tarun Nayar of Delhi 2 Dublin fame. This song is a celebration of 14 girls, forced into prostitution, rescued by Rescue Foundation (India). The documentary will be featured in the upcoming International Indian Film Academy celebrations to be held in Toronto later this year.
Speaking on the documentary, Shweta said she accepted the role gladly when offered the part. “I was just thrilled to lend my voice to the film which truly touched my heart,” said Shweta. The film deals with the business of child trafficking and Shweta was glad she could contribute in some way to create an awareness of this evil. According to Shweta, the track has been received very well by fans and has opened further avenues for Shweta, who was a secretive about what it was… for now.
Tia's Talk with SHWETA SUBRAM Singer || Performer || Songwriter
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| Watch for Shweta on March 12 this month. She is performing for Canadian Music Week. |
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Where were you born and raised?
I was born and raised for 17 years in the City of Dubai
How do you think the environment you were in and your surroundings shaped for what you do now?
I have been raised in the city of Dubai which is a hub for South Asians. About 85% of the expatriate population is South Asians. I was always surrounded by Indian music and culture. As a kid, my parents got me involved in many different activities such as indian classical music, dancing, painting, swimming. Since I was the only child of my parents, their expectations from me were high and they always wanted me to grow up as a well-rounded person. Also, both my parents' families are involved in music so I always had the support and encouragement to do well in the field of music.
What led you to realize that you wanted to be involved with music and wanted to be singers and musicians?
From Barrhaven to Bollywood, watch out for Shweta
Beauty, brains, and a talent for belting out tunes, Indo-Canadian singing sensation Shweta Subramanian has just completed recording tracks for three upcoming movies – It’s a Mismatch, Red Light Bhangra, and “I Do, Do I”.
It’s a Mismatch is directed by Ajmal Azheer Ahmad and stars Anupam Kher, Boman Irani, and Nandana Sen, with Shweta providing the playback voice for Nandana Sen in the song Pehchaan Lijiye.
Three weeks ago, the Barrhaven singer took to the stage at the National Arts Centre alongside Tarun Nayar, of Delhi 2 Dublin fame and composer of the Canadian documentary film, Red Light Bhangra. The film focuses on the rehabilitation of human trafficking victims. Shweta co-wrote and sang on a track that focuses on the joys of freedom. The final project, “I Do, Do I” is an upcoming slapstick comedy featuring Shweta’s voice in the title track produced by Vikas Kohli, out of Toronto.

Against all odds: Indian Canadian seeks success in Indian music industry
WHILE many dream of success, very few take the necessary steps to reach that goal. But Indian Canadian artist, Shweta Subramanian, has taken the leap to turn that dream into a reality. The 25-year old, who has a Bachelor’s degree in Commerce from Carleton University in Ottawa, went to India to fulfill a lifelong dream.
It all began after she won the title of Best Singer in North America under the banner of Surtarang by the Sangam Kala Group who held a competition in Toronto in December 2005. The singer rose above 200 talented singers from different parts of North America including California, New York, Edmonton, and Toronto to gain the coveted title. It was then she decided that India was where her
destiny lay.
“I didn’t want it to end there and decided to venture further in the world of South Asian media”, says Subramaniam, who has worked as a radio jockey for Bollywood Hungama on Chin FM 97.9 and was a host for Sounds of India on Rogers 22 in Ottawa.

