Shuheb Hasan

Shuheb Hasan is an Indian classical vocalist associated with the Moradabad Gharana, recognized for his expressive singing style and strong technical command. Trained under the guidance of Ghulam Sabir Khan, he has developed a musical approach rooted in traditional Hindustani aesthetics while remaining adaptable to diverse performance contexts. His voice, noted for its depth and range, enables him to render intricate raga-based compositions with clarity and emotive nuance.

Alongside his grounding in classical music, Shuheb Hasan is known for his versatility across genres, including ghazal, Sufi, and contemporary fusion. His performances often bridge classical frameworks with modern soundscapes, making his work accessible to varied audiences. He has been involved in collaborative projects such as “Brahmaand,” led by Pranshu Chatur Lal, and has worked alongside artists including Anup Jalota. His contribution to tracks like “Raina” reflects his engagement with experimental and cross-genre music.

Shuheb has performed at prominent cultural platforms such as the New York Kathak Festival and the Pandit Chatur Lal Festival, contributing to the visibility of Hindustani music in both national and international contexts. In addition to live performances, his recorded work includes original songs such as “Humein Mohabbat Bula Rahi Hai,” showcasing his continued exploration of classical and contemporary musical forms.