How Music Inspired Radhika Mukherjee to start Happydemic and pen down her book?

Music is more than just an art form; it's also a language of expression and sharing. Music has the power to open up previously unexplored parts of ourselves which may otherwise remain hidden and untapped.

Surrounded by a world of musicians and married to the talented Shaan, Radhika Mukherjee has touched many musical dimensions over these years. Between two worlds that are so different from each other but equally fascinating in their own way, she always wanted to make her mark on them both- to create an impact that would never go unnoticed or be forgotten for as long as people remember music itself!

She has a unique sense of technique and approach to resolve issues. She understands the music industry, its impact, and the pain points that aspiring artists face. She always felt that she could do more for the artists that were looking to build their careers but had no platform to recognize them. To change this imbalance, she established Happydemic as a one-stop destination where talented people can network with each other while building their careers;

Happydemic gives opportunities to the right talent to forge into the future as confident and fearless beings. It offers solutions such as song struck, musical talent hunt, live experiences, live events, concerts, corporate events, musical reels, and much more!

“Being a fast-paced and music-focused venture, Happydemic offers a distinctive voice to artists, enabling them to showcase their potential, improve skills and connect with peers. We help you succeed doing what you were born to do,” mentioned Radhika Mukherjee.

Radhika’s creative instincts and passion for music have helped Happydemic constantly nurture and provide sustainable growth to over 600 artists.

In this journey of empowering individuals, Radhika Mukherjee has been a witness to many stories of turmoil, struggles, pain, and passion. She was so deeply moved that she decided to voice them out to the world through her book.‘

“I know that the world would never know what goes behind the making of such musicians that you remember for years now. The music that is at the top of your playlist, have you ever imagined what gave birth to it?” quoted Radhika Mukherjee. “I want the world to witness what I have and hear the stories of these influential artists. If I could touch even one life through it, I would consider myself successful.”

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