Earl Edgar

Earl Edgar is a protean Indian singer, songwriter, composer, rapper, music producer, and performer, who knows to play guitar, piano, harmonica, and percussion. Born in Bahrain on 23 January 1985, it was peaceful till his A and O level education, then suddenly had to move to India during Iraq- Kuwait war. To financially help his family, he began teaching children music, and opened his institution, "scherzondo" at 19 years of age, and performed with them at different occasions, and consecutively graduated from Nashik, Maharashtra in Electronic engeneering. Then worked as a full-time teacher at many schools in Mumbai and wrote songs and jingles in leisure time.

His hobbies include reading, traveling, and gyming. He got his first recognition from his marvelous fusion of 3 languages(Hindi, English, Jamaican) and Jamaican-style rap he did to remake the "Bar Bar Dekho" song of 1962 film China Town. From then, he started getting many projects; the famous "Jaaneja You're My Love" phrase of this song from the movie partner is the most recognized and loved music of his. The most enjoyed songs, " Nana chi Tang" and "Tha ker ke" and their raps are written and sung by him. Previous 2 decades' songs of comedy movies could not have been possible without his fantastic contribution and making his unique stand in the Hindi music industry. He is a self-made man in the music industry and believes in imparting education to younger ones and runs his own institution, "voca- moca."