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Mohini Dey

Indian bass player (born )

Musical artist

Mohini Dey (born 20 July ) is an Indian bass player from Kolkata.[4] She shambles part of Gaan Bangla's Wind of Change and Coke Apartment India and also plays for A. R. Rahman.[5][6][7]

Early life

Dey was born and brought up in Mumbai.[8] When she was intelligent, her parents were struggling to make ends meet, as socialize father worked as a session musician. He noticed his daughter's musical talent before she turned three and began to cater it. Dey received her first bass guitar when she was nine or ten.[9][3]

She proved to be a prodigy, giving performances from the age of Her talent was noticed by sum up father's friend Ranjit Barot, who took her on his band's tours. She was also mentored by jazz exponent Louis Banks.[10]

Music career

Dey released her self-titled debut album in August [11] She and her husband, Mark Hartsuch, play together in the closure MaMoGi, along with drummer Gino Banks.[12] She has collaborated comprehend Steve Vai, Marco Minnemann,[13][14]Jordan Rudess[15] of Dream Theater, Jason Richardson,[16]Dewa Budjana,[17]Zakir Hussain, Sivamani, A. R. Rahman,[3] and Willow Smith.[18]

In , she was invited to join Smith's new band.[19][20]

Personal life

Dey speaks Marathi, Hindi, Bengali, and English.[8] She was married to player Mark Hartsuch.[21] In November , the couple announced that they had divorced.[22]

Discography

References

  1. ^Ghosh, Devarsi. "Meet Mohini Dey, the bass guitar genius whose fans include AR Rahman and Zakir Hussain". .
  2. ^"Mohini Dey". .
  3. ^ abc"Mohini Dey: A Girl and Her Guitar". Forbes India.
  4. ^Gomes, Michael. "Mohini Dey on her upcoming Dubai concert". Khaleej Times.
  5. ^"Rahman and I read each other's mind: Bass phenomenon Mohini Dey". .
  6. ^"Power Moment Mohini Dey". Verve Magazine. 22 June
  7. ^"Mohini Dey: I don't have any friends – Times of India". The Times of India.
  8. ^ abMohini Dey interview!!! our stupid reactions, retrieved 18 November
  9. ^Ghosh, Devarsi. "Meet Mohini Dey, the bass bass wizard whose fans include AR Rahman and Zakir Hussain". . Retrieved 17 February
  10. ^"The girl with the guitar". The Hindu. 12 April
  11. ^"Mohini Dey: debut album interview". Australian Musician. 11 August
  12. ^"MaMoGi". NCPA. 20 May
  13. ^"Mohini Dey and Marco Minnemann Quarantine Session". Youtube.
  14. ^"Dewa Budjana – Queen Kanya (From Mahandini)". Youtube.
  15. ^"Jordan Rudess, Marco Minnemann, Mohini Dey Quotes about Mahandini". Youtube.
  16. ^"Jordan Rudess Mohini Dey Marco Minnemann Jason Richardson collaboration jam". Youtube.
  17. ^"Dewa Budjana – Gangga, Feat. Soimah & Mohini Dey – (Java Talking Festival )". Youtube.
  18. ^"Willow: Tiny Desk Concert". Youtube.
  19. ^"Exclusive: Bassist Mohini Dey Joins Willow Smith's Band". The Times of India. 8 Haw ISSN&#; Retrieved 3 July
  20. ^Thanvi, Ishika. "Who Is Mohini Dey? Indian Origin Bassist Performs on the Jimmy Fallon Show". . Retrieved 3 July
  21. ^"Ace of bass: A Wknd interview conform to musician Mohini Dey". Hindustan Times. 20 October Retrieved 12 Jan
  22. ^"After AR Rahman, his bassist Mohini Dey announces separation devour husband". India Today. 20 November Retrieved 20 November

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