Redfoo is amazed by the variety of food in India
New Delhi:
Electro pop star Redfoo, who wasin the country on his maiden trip, fell in love with Indianmusic and chicken curry.
The LFMAO star, who performed in Gurgaon to a huge crowdrecently, is amazed by the variety of food the country offersand he thinks that everyone should come to India at least onceto taste the food here.
"I am in love with the food here. I don't remember thename of all the dishes I had, but chicken curry is the mostamazing thing," he said.
The 38-year-old singer also talked about his love forIndian music.
"India is home to a rich cultural heritage. Here you finda lot of diversity. The music made here attracts me so much.I have started learning, and have a long way to go. I havealready worked with Pandit Ravi Shankar and his daughter. Ioften visit their home but I need to learn more, learn a lot,"Redfoo told PTI in an interview.
The musician thinks India has great scope for genreslike hip-hop, Electro-pop and party music.
"This country has a growing youth population unlike theWest. So there is space for the kind of music we do. Peoplehere like to party and dance."
The singer is in talks with Ali Abbas and Indi-popband RDB to collaborate on Indian music.
The LFMAO star, who performed in Gurgaon to a huge crowdrecently, is amazed by the variety of food the country offersand he thinks that everyone should come to India at least onceto taste the food here.
"I am in love with the food here. I don't remember thename of all the dishes I had, but chicken curry is the mostamazing thing," he said.
The 38-year-old singer also talked about his love forIndian music.
"India is home to a rich cultural heritage. Here you finda lot of diversity. The music made here attracts me so much.I have started learning, and have a long way to go. I havealready worked with Pandit Ravi Shankar and his daughter. Ioften visit their home but I need to learn more, learn a lot,"Redfoo told PTI in an interview.
The musician thinks India has great scope for genreslike hip-hop, Electro-pop and party music.
"This country has a growing youth population unlike theWest. So there is space for the kind of music we do. Peoplehere like to party and dance."
The singer is in talks with Ali Abbas and Indi-popband RDB to collaborate on Indian music.
