Kohinoor Mukherjee: Mixing and Mastering Engineer from Bollywood also shows his mastery of mixing and mastering of Indian classical and fusion music.
Kohinoor Mukherjee, a name synonymous with musical genius, has established a niche for himself as a Music Master and Mixer. His path as a musician has been nothing short of spectacular, with a deep passion for Indian classical music entrenched in his family. Kohinoor’s musical prowess flourished, thanks to his mother, Vidushi Raka Mukherjee, who gave crucial instruction, and he went on a magnificent odyssey of musical exploration.
Classical music is in Kohinoor’s blood, and his mother was his first and most influential teacher. He absorbed the rich tradition of Indian classical music under her tuition, sharpening his skills and developing a great passion for the art form. His mother’s strong foundation formed the cornerstone of his musical career, propelling him to explore new frontiers and push the boundaries of his skill.
Kohinoor Mukherjee has made important contributions to the music industry, demonstrating his versatility and excellent talents as a Music Master and Mixer. While his work includes Bollywood music, his primary passion is Indian classical music, which he weaves effortlessly with current sounds to create mesmerizing compositions.
Kohinoor’s musical skill and dedication have given him the opportunity to work with some of classical music’s biggest luminaries. Working with legends like as Ustad Zakir Hussain, Pt. Ajay Chakrabarty, Pt. Nayan Ghosh, Kaushiki Chakraborty, Anuska Shankar Pt Tejendra Narayan Mazumdar, Pt Debashish Bhattacharya Purnayan Chatterjee, Niladri Kumar just to name a few.
Among young generation musicians, Kohinoor also works with  Ishaan Ghosh, Rhythm Shaw, Mehtab Azli Niazi, S. Akash, Indrayudh Mazumdar and many other young talents.
Kohinoor Mukherjee’s love of music extends beyond the limitations of the recording studio. He is extremely committed to developing and encouraging fresh talent, and he understands the necessity of maintaining and spreading classical music.
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