‘Sounds Of Hari’ Arrives as B Praak Steps into a New Concert Movement

B Praak is set to introduce ‘Sounds Of Hari’ as a live moment shaped to guide people into calmness, introspection, and spirituality. The idea moves past a regular music concert and leans into a deeper space where music feels close to prayer, and the crowd can settle into a quiet flow. The setup uses sound, light, air, and gentle movement to build a warm and open room for everyone. Each part of the concert will work together to slow down the minds of attendees and lighten their hearts. It will give people a break from the noise of daily life and create a clearer path to breathe, look inward, and hold a softer state for a while.

At the core of the experience is a 3D soundscape tuned to 432 Hz, a tone long linked with emotional and calm ease. The layers move in slow waves around the crowd to create the sense of being held inside softly. This kind of setting turns listening into a meditative act and guides people to let go instead of only watching the moment. The visual design plays an important role and follows ideas from design psychology. The look uses soft gradients and warm light with slow color shifts that feel like a gentle aura. The focus stays on calmness and stillness. The visuals move in a quiet way that guides people toward reflection and emotional grounding.

B Praak talked about the intention behind this new concept for a music concert. Reflecting on his concert, he said, “I have performed on countless stages, but Sounds of Hari came from a sacred place within me. This was not about entertainment; it was about surrender. I wanted people to walk in carrying the weight of the world and walk out feeling lighter, healed, and more connected. If even one moment brought someone peace, that was my real achievement.”

The experience is produced by Whitefox and Tryambakam Entertainment and Events, and it is shaped by Megahertz Events with immersive design from Studio Majime, known for their deep sensory spaces that soothe. The Founder of Whitefox, Aman Kumar, also highlighted their ambition behind this project. He said, “We wanted to create an event that people didn’t just attend, they felt it deeply. Sounds of Hari was grand, intimate, and emotional at once. It has the potential to set a new benchmark for spiritual and experiential events in India.”

The Creative Director at Studio Majime, Sara Awwad, compared the creation process of the space to building a world, saying, “When B Praak explained his vision, we realized we weren’t just creating a stage, we were creating an entire world. Every texture, colour, and movement was chosen to guide the audience through a spiritual narrative. This show was meant to be experienced from within.” With thousands expected to join, ‘Sounds Of Hari’ is set to shape a key moment in India’s cultural and spiritual path. It moves past a usual performance and opens a guided journey that blends devotion, art, and feeling. It is set to invite people into an experience that rises beyond a concert!

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