<p>Shriram Iyer — Bengaluru-based singer and songwriter — populary known as Siyer is among a select group of musicians invited to join the Recording Academy, the home of the Grammy Awards, as a voting member. The voting begins next week.</p>.<p>Siyer has officially submitted his single to this year’s Grammy Awards. His single, ‘Nindiya’, a song on mothers experiencing the ‘empty nest’ moment has been well received by peers and the audience alike.</p>.<p>The Melbourne-based musician had a taste of the Grammy experience when his collaboration with Bobby Beebob, ‘The Saffron Groove Project’ was an official entry.</p>.<p>Despite not being nominated, Siyer was enthused by how far the album went and says that taking part in the formal ‘FYC Campaign’ process was a learning in itself. </p>.<p>Siyer’s debut album ‘Is Dhundh Mein’, conceived in Bengaluru, was released by Shankar Mahadevan and featured a duet with playback singer Sadhna Sargam.</p>.<p>Shriram has performed multiple times with Shankar Mahadevan and Udit Narayan, and has even opened shows for Usha Uthup, Ali Azmat (Junoon), Rahul Vaidya to name a few.</p>.<p>He has now performed in over 500 concerts, including performances at the Melbourne Cricket Ground, The Sydney Cricket Ground, The St Kilda Festival and Moomba Festival.</p>.<p>His work has been featured in Channel V, MTV India and Australia’s Channel 7. Rolling Stone India premiered one of his songs. </p>
<p>Shriram Iyer — Bengaluru-based singer and songwriter — populary known as Siyer is among a select group of musicians invited to join the Recording Academy, the home of the Grammy Awards, as a voting member. The voting begins next week.</p>.<p>Siyer has officially submitted his single to this year’s Grammy Awards. His single, ‘Nindiya’, a song on mothers experiencing the ‘empty nest’ moment has been well received by peers and the audience alike.</p>.<p>The Melbourne-based musician had a taste of the Grammy experience when his collaboration with Bobby Beebob, ‘The Saffron Groove Project’ was an official entry.</p>.<p>Despite not being nominated, Siyer was enthused by how far the album went and says that taking part in the formal ‘FYC Campaign’ process was a learning in itself. </p>.<p>Siyer’s debut album ‘Is Dhundh Mein’, conceived in Bengaluru, was released by Shankar Mahadevan and featured a duet with playback singer Sadhna Sargam.</p>.<p>Shriram has performed multiple times with Shankar Mahadevan and Udit Narayan, and has even opened shows for Usha Uthup, Ali Azmat (Junoon), Rahul Vaidya to name a few.</p>.<p>He has now performed in over 500 concerts, including performances at the Melbourne Cricket Ground, The Sydney Cricket Ground, The St Kilda Festival and Moomba Festival.</p>.<p>His work has been featured in Channel V, MTV India and Australia’s Channel 7. Rolling Stone India premiered one of his songs. </p>