Divine Mumbai rapper changes traditional Indian music tune – BBC News

India’s famous music scene is making room for a new generation, with tours and a microphone instead of a guitar and drums. Local rapper Vivian Fernandes, which is Divine. he recently reached an agreement with Sony Music for songs that are mostly performed in Hindi. “I can connect with all sorts of people in India if I rap in India, as a security guard and office worker,” Divine tells BBC Pop Up. It is a traveling unit of the BBC Pop Up company, which tells stories proposed by the audience. And the story of underground music was suggested to them by a user on Twitter. Follow what BBC Pop Up has done in India and find out how to get involved at bbc.com/popup. Produced by Matt Danzico, Vishnu Vardhan and Jaltson Chummar Subscribe HERE on BBC News
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