Prateek Kuhad - New Unreleased Song - I'm Someone New (live) - May 4, 2024 (4K)

Prateek Kuhad plays a brand new song called "I'm Someone New" live in concert at The Masonic in San Francisco, California on May 4, 2024. I'm Someone New is an unreleased song Kuhad has played live a handful of times this tour. Prateek Kuhad is a critically acclaimed Indian singer-songwriter from Jaipur, India who sings in Hindi and English. This was one of the first nights of his global Silhouettes Tour.
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Prateek Kuhad - Silhouettes Tour Dates (2024):
April 25 - Atlanta, GA @ Terminal West
April 26 - Nashville, TN @ Blue Room at Third Man
April 28 - Houston, TX @ White Oak Music Hall
April 29 - Dallas, TX @ Granada
April 30 - Austin, TX @ Scoot Inn
May 4 - San Francisco, CA @ The Masonic Auditorium
May 6 - Portland, OR @ Aladdin Theater
May 7 - Seattle, WA @ Moore
May 8 - Vancouver, BC @ Commodore
May 10 - Calgary, AB @ MacEwan Ballroom
May 11 - Edmonton, AB @ Midway
May 13 - Saskatoon, SK @ Coors Event Center
May 15 - Winnipeg, MB @ The Park
May 17 - Minneapolis, MN @ Cedar
May 18 - Chicago, IL @ Thalia Hall
May 21 - Montreal, QC @ Bar le Ritz
May 22 - Ottawa, ON @ Bronson Centre
May 24 - Toronto, ON @ History
May 28 - Washington, DC @ 9:30 Club
May 29 - Philadelphia, PA @ Theatre Of Living Arts
May 31 - Boston, MA @ Royale
June 1 - New York, NY @ Beacon Theatre
July 26 - Los Angeles, CA @ The Ford
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Silhouettes Tour Announcement:
Prateek Kuhad (प्रतीक कुहड़) has announced the “Silhouettes Tour,” a headlining run that kicks off its North American leg on April 25 in Atlanta, GA and wraps up at the iconic Beacon Theatre in New York City on June 1 before dates in the UK and Europe this fall (tour itinerary below).
In the fall, Kuhad shared the Mulaqat EP, a five-track collection sung entirely in Hindi. Lead single “Mulaqat” arrived alongside an official music video starring famed Indian actress Tara Sutaria. The video is streaming now on Kuhad’s KZbin channel and has racked up nearly six million views since its release. The Mulaqat EP is available now via Elektra.
Last spring, Kuhad shared a deluxe version of his latest album The Way That Lovers Do, which included an alternate version of “Bloom” featuring guest vocals from Indian-American R&B standout Raveena. The deluxe arrived on the heels of a breakout stretch for Kuhad that's seen him grace the cover of India's Rolling Stone, earn praise from Barack Obama on his famous year-end lists and play to bigger audiences than ever across continents.
Despite all these accolades, Kuhad's road to global acclaim was never an inevitable one - first giving songwriting a try while an international student at NYU after finding his love of artists like Elliott Smith, Laura Marling and Fleet Foxes. Discovering a natural gift for the craft after dusting off his acoustic (he was kicked out of lessons during an earlier attempt to learn the instrument), Kuhad's intimate heart-on-your-sleeve lyricism - in both English and Hindi - has turned heads around the world. Some other major moments include Kuhad becoming one of the most streamed domestic artists as Spotify launched in India, earning an "Artist To Watch" designation from NPR at his first SXSW, and seeing his music placed in pivotal scenes of top TV shows like Ted Lasso.
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Prateek Kuhad official bio:
For just over a decade, Prateek Kuhad has been quietly carving out a unique role for himself as a globally recognized pop musician from India. Originally from the northern city of Jaipur, Kuhad, who sings in Hindi and English, easily connects with fans of all ages and backgrounds. His third studio album, The Way That Lovers Do, featured 11 brand-new tracks about human love, friendship, and connectivity, recorded at Seattle's secluded Bear Creek Studio with Ryan Hadlock.
Earning comparisons to indie balladeers like Sufjan Stevens and Jose Gonzalez, Kuhad has generated universal praise for his pop and folk-driven songs about love and desire in all its forms. The Way That Lovers Do continues this journey, looking at deep affection through the lens of romance and friendship. Opening cut "All I Need" delicately layers Kuhad's vocals as he asks a lover to be vulnerable with him, while the deceptively light and sweet sounding "Favorite Peeps" describes a low point in the singer's life where he was grappling with suicidal ideation and the strength of his friendships helped carry him through. The new sounds and textures found on the record appear in part because Kuhad's longtime backing band were unable to secure visas, leaving Kuhad more or less alone to figure out what The Way That Lovers Do would sound like. Kuhad for the first time was writing and recording away from the circle of musicians he was accustomed to being around during the recording process. Ultimately, the process forced him to adapt and learn to work with a fresh set of collaborators, freeing his mind and arriving at Kuhad's most authentic album to date.
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[@qvajihi]

I was there at The Masonic when he played this and I was blown away! Thanks for sharing!

[@abhradeepphotography]

Please release a full Prateek Kuhad live video if you have.

[@abhradeepphotography]

The full episode of Silhouettes tour.

[@TimBracken]

I probably shot 7 or 8 songs and will try to post more soon. Last night I posted "Pause" by the way: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pJLMYoBud7tmhq8

[@abhradeepphotography]

@@TimBracken Have seen it. Lived your work. Thank you for posting his songs. Great work 👏