Sadakat Aman Khan

Sadakat Aman Khan, known as Mr. Harmonium, was born on August 11, 1997. He was born in Maldah, West Bengal, India. He belongs to a rich tradition of Patiala Gharana. Sadakat is one of the great Indian Classical musicians. He is also a music composer, author, and TEDx Speaker. Sadakat is the grandson of Legendary Sangeet Acharya, Late Ustad Md. Yunus Khan Yunus Khan is Indian Television Actor. He is best >> Read More... . He was the senior disciple of Ustad Munawar Ali Khan, son of the legendary Padmabhushan Ustad Bade Ghulam Ali Khan.

Sadakat is son of popular vocal mastero Ustad Sahadat Rana Khan. His mother is Najhun Ara Raza. He got his primary education from Holy Child English Academy. He completed his graduation from Technology at Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology, Bhuvneshwar, Odisha. As a child, Sadakat showed little interest in music. His grandfather recognized his musical talents , and then he started training him. But Sadakat got  most of the training from his father, who was very strict and he insisted on Sadakat’s voice training or sawar sadhana from four in morning. His father used to teach him one note of the scale for hours, and his whole day would be spent in that practice. At 14, Sadakat started enjoying his music training. Meanwhile, he got an opportunity to take education from Harmonium Maestro, Shri Suvendu Banerjee. In 2010, he began performing professionally in various concerts. In 2020, he played his first international debut concert at Nanhua University, Taiwan. In India, he played harmonium solo concerts at diverse prestigious venues. He has accompanied his father in playing Harmonium in several shows like the Whole Night Classical Music Concert organized by Doordarshan, Kolkata. He has also worked in fusion music in different bands and music societies like Cotton Mouth and Lyrical VII. Sadakat is the founder of Harmonium Metal. He also got golden opportunity  to play harmonium with some great Indian musicians like Ustad Raza Ali Khan, Ustad Waseem Ahmed Khan and Ustad Arshad Ali Khan. He gave on-screen performances in Doordarshan, India.  He received numerous awards for his talent, like an award for Best Teacher by Evidyaloks in 2017,  The Best Young Indian Classical Musician Award in 2019, and Emerging Talent Award by Eventa.com in 2022. Sadakat is a journalist by profession and a musical artist by passion. He is the editor of an online news website, Kolkotenewz.com and a co-founder of Labelbykr.com. He worked as a journalist for Media Manthan News. He covers numerous topics like health, minorities, human rights, crime news, Bollywood, Arts and Entertainment, Crime and Justice, and Indian Technology in journalism. Sadakat got an award for journalism in 2021, which was the Djooky Music Award. His famous quote is,“ Musicians don’t retire; they stop when there is no music in them.”

Sadakat’s most significant achievement is establishing himself as a complete Indian Classical musician. He sings in various genres like Indian Classical music, Fusion music, and Experimental music. His albums are Alaap Volume 1 (2020), Wanderlust (2020), Ab Na Mono Tori Batiyar (2021), Brji Dhaam Feat. Aniruddha Roy (2021), Raghupati Raghav (2019), Devil’s Cry (2021), and Bellicose (2022). Sadakat got greatly influenced by great Indian musicians like Ustad Rashid Khan, Vidhushi Kaushiki Chakraborty, Jagjit Singh Jagjit Singh is ‘Ghazal King’ in Indian music. His >> Read More... , and Lata Mangeshkar Lata Mangeshkar, the veteran playback singer, had >> Read More... .