Rajan Mishra was a renowned Indian classical vocalist and a leading exponent of the Benaras Gharana of Hindustani classical music. Born on 28 October 1951 in Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh, Rajan Mishra, alongside his younger brother Sajan Mishra, were disciples of their father and uncle, Pandit Hanuman Prasad Mishra and Pandit Gopal Prasad Mishra respectively, as well as noted vocalist Pandit Bade Ramdasji. Unfortunately, the Rajan Mishra you've provided the song titles for appears to be a different artist, more likely associated with the Bhojpuri music genre rather than classical Indian music.

Without detailed information on this particular Rajan Mishra's biography, one can extrapolate from the song titles mentioned that this artist specializes in Bhojpuri music, a style associated with the Bhojpuri-speaking region of Bihar and Uttar Pradesh in India. His body of work features regional devotional songs, such as "Piy Tara Gaja Bhuk Bhuk" (a Bolbam song dedicated to Lord Shiva), as well as seasonal festival songs like "Rang Panditan Dalihe Choli Mein," which is related to the festival of Holi. Mishra's repertoire also showcases cultural themes specific to the Bhojpuri-speaking population, with a combination of religiosity, humor, and local dialect that resonates with his audience, signifying his robust connection with his cultural roots.

Genres

Hindustani Classical

Hindustani Vocal

Indian Classical

Khayal

Latest Release

Raga Multani - A Tribute to Pandit Rajan Mishra

Rajan Mishra

Single - Released April 19, 2024