Trap music producer Karan Kanchan swaying fans with Japanese pop culture and Wagakki blend
The HinduWhen music as a career choice is still debated in Indian households, what makes the son of an Indian computer engineer take it up — that too trap music — full time? I am going with the flow and looking forward to learning new things and acquiring a new skill set in music production.” Karan’s string of noteworthy productions featured some top names in the industry. Being well-versed with your tools is important.” Japanese way Karan has been inspired by Japanese pop culture and infuses the wagakki’s sounds in his music. I try to get some influence from that and combine it with my rap music, which I started doing in 2017.” Karan’s magnum animation video ‘Monogatari’ in 2020 where he also composed music reflects his love for all things Japanese. Divine intervention During his early days as a musician, when Karan was trying to contact labels and companies, he says no one believed his Japanese-influenced rock and trap music had any potential in India.
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