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Luksimi Sivaneswaralingam

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Luksimi Sivaneswaralingam
Birth nameLuksimi Sivaneswaralingam
BornToronto, Canada
GenresWestern, Carnatic
Instrument(s)Vocals
Piano
Veena
Years active2017 - present

Luksimi Sivaneswaralingam (born 26 September 1993) is a Canadian playback singer and classical dancer from Toronto, Ontario, Canada.[1] Luksimi Sivaneswaralingam was three years old when she began her lessons in music.[1]

Career

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She began as a carnatic music student and soon included lessons in Western classical and popular vocals, bharathanatyam, veena and piano. She performed in competitions, in both Carnatic and film genres.

Luksimi Sivaneswaralingam is a University of Toronto alumni, as she graduated from the University of Toronto Faculty of Music with a Bachelor of Music – Voice Performance Specialist (western classical), in addition to a Bachelor of Music – Carnatic Vocal from Annamalai University's Canada Campus. Continuing her education, in 2017 she completed her post graduate degree at Wilfrid Laurier University for curriculum based music programs. She is now an OCT certified teacher.

Songs

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Year Film Song Language Music Director
2017 Bogan "Senthoora" Tamil D. Imman
2018 Tik Tik Tik (D) "Kannayya" (Reprise: Mother's Love) Telugu
2019 Gangs of Madras "Agayam Suduthey" Tamil Hari Dafusia
2020 Independent Single Far Away Luksimi Sivaneswaralingam ft. Rianjali
2021 Independent Single Dhrogham (Female Version) Psychomantra
2022 Cobra (D) "Hey Dheera" Malayalam A. R. Rahman
Album
  • Ippadai Vellum[2]

Awards and nominations

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She has been conferred with the title of Natya Kala Jyothi for her classical dance.[1]

Year Award Category Song Results
2017 Norway Tamil Film Festival Awards Midnight Sun Singer 2017 "Senthoora" Won
Vijay Awards Best Playback Singer-Female Won
Best Song of 2017 Nominated
Mirchi Music Awards South Upcoming Female Vocalist Won
Filmfare Awards South Best Playback Singer-Female Nominated
Hello FM Best Playback Singer-Female Won
South Indian International Movie Awards Won

References

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  1. ^ a b c Vasudevan, K. v (22 February 2017). "Meet the 'Senthoora' girl". The Hindu.
  2. ^ "Imman has introduced fresh voices in 'Ippadai Vellum' album". Sify. 12 October 2017. Archived from the original on October 13, 2017.