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Music composer Ricky Kej, based out of Bengaluru, has won his third Grammy Award for the album 'divine tides'.

He won it this time around for his album divine tides that is a collaboration with Stewart Copeland

Kej received the award for his album divine tides with Steward Copeland, founder and drummer of the British rock band The Police, at the 65th Annual Grammy Awards.

The Bengaluru musician has won his second Grammy, this time for divine tides, the collaborative album with Stewart Copeland.

Ricky Kej, a three-time Grammy winner and United Nations Goodwill Ambassador, has been invited by US President Joe Biden to attend the arrival ceremony of Narendra Modi at The White House. Kej, who is passionate about the environment, expressed his excitement about the invitation and believes that India and the United States can benefit from each other in many ways. His Grammy-winning album divine tides was a collaboration between India and the USA, and reflected their culture and music. Kej is looking forward to witnessing the crucial state visit between the two great countries.

Bengaluru-based Indian music composer and producer Ricky Kej, who recently won his career's third Grammy award, has shared how he celebrated his win with his "guru, older brother and dear friend" Stewart Copeland.

Ricky Kej, an Indian music composer and Grammy winner, along with Stewart Copeland (The Police), a rock legend, have been nominated for their new album ‘divine tides’ at the 64th Annual Grammy Awards happening this April.

This is for his album divine tides

2023 proved third-time lucky for Ricky Kej when he won his third Grammy together with rock legend Stewart Copeland for their collaborative album, divine tides. And what better way for the two music greats to celebrate than with a lavish Indian meal.Ricky Kej put up a tweet with a picture showing the two of them captioned, "This is how my guru, older brother and dear friend Stewart Copeland and I celebrated our win :-) An Indian meal in Los Angeles.. just the two of us. So grateful for him in my life."

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At the 65th Annual Grammy Awards this month, musician, environmentalist Ricky Kej and musician-composer Stewart Copeland’s album divine tides won the Best Immersive Audio Album.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi congratulated Indian musician Ricky Kej for winning his second Grammy Award on Sunday.

Indian music composer Ricky Kej, a three-time Grammy winner, is hoping to make it four for four with his latest nomination. Nominated in the New Age Album category for "Break of Dawn," Kej expressed his desire to collaborate with fellow nominee Anoushka Shankar and legendary composer Hans Zimmer in the future.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday met music composer Ricky Kej and said the Grammy winner's passion and enthusiasm towards music kept getting stronger. Kej recently won his second Grammy in the best new album category for 'divine tides'.

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PA Deepak’s passion for music began in his hometown of Vizag, where he started in a small local studio. “It was the only place I could learn, but I needed to step up my game,” he recalls. In 2004, he moved to Mumbai, which soon led to his first Bollywood project, Main Hoon Na. “It felt surreal, like a dream come true. Mumbai was overwhelming at first, but it turned out to be the best decision I ever made.” In a conversation with Hyderabad Times, he shares his journey, lessons, and key projects that shaped his career.