Ash King

Born Ashutosh Ganguly on August 3, 1980, in London, Ash King is a multifaceted Indian artist with a strong background in music. As a vocalist, lyricist, and author, he has made a name for himself in the industry. His family's rich musical heritage, which includes a connection to the legendary Kishore Kumar, has undoubtedly influenced his passion for music. Ash King's introduction to Bollywood came through his collaboration with the renowned composer A. R. Rahman on the film Delhi-6. This marked the beginning of a successful streak, with hits like Te Amo from Dum Maaro Dum, I Love You from Bodyguard, and Suno Aisha from Aisha. In addition to his work in India, Ash King has also performed in the UK, where he has co-written and sung songs like Love Is Blind with artist Ramzi. Growing up in a family of musicians, Ash King's exposure to music began at a young age. His grandfather, Brajendra Lal Ganguly, was a prominent figure in Indian classical music, having taught at Rabindranath Tagore's institution, Shantiniketan. His father, too, had performed with notable artists like Shankar in the 1960s. Ash King's home was also a hub for musical influences, with visitors like George Harrison, who shared an interest in Indian classical music. Ash King's versatility has led to collaborations with international artists, including a remix of Lady Gaga's Just Dance, which was featured on the Asian release of her album. He has also worked with artists like Hard Kaur on the song Look for Me. Recently, Ash King has released new songs, including Mera Yaar, Is it Love, and Aao Milo, solidifying his position as a talented and diverse artist in the music industry.