Ranveer signs a new artiste

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Updated At : 01:33 PM Jul 29, 2020 IST

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Despite the pandemic ravaging entertainment industry, Ranveer Singh has decided to expand his project — the independent music record label called IncInk. He owns this label with producer Navzar Eranee and their mission is to unearth the future superstars of the music scene in India. Ranveer has now signed a new artiste, Devil The Rhymer aka Abhay Prasad, who will be the record label’s fourth artist after Kaam Bhari, Spitfire and Slow Cheeta.

Ranveer said, “IncInk is committed to discovering and promoting new musical talents from across the country. Our passion project is a platform for budding musicians who we believe will change the music industry…”

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