Ragaboyz delivered a dynamic set on Day 15 of the NCA Triennale that blended traditional melodies with contemporary soundscapes, immediately drawing the audience into a charged and creative atmosphere. The amphitheater at the Graduate Block, National College of Arts, became a stage for musical exploration as each piece highlighted cultural roots alongside modern rhythms.
The performance attracted a distinguished audience, including Vice Chancellor Prof. Dr. Murtaza Jafri and his family, underscoring the evening’s significance for the college community. Ragaboyz’s arrangements showcased careful attention to heritage while pushing sonic boundaries, keeping listeners engaged throughout the night.
The interplay of instruments and vocal textures created moments of quiet reflection and high-energy release, transforming the amphitheater into a space of artistic exchange. Audience reactions ranged from rapt silence during intimate passages to enthusiastic applause after more driving numbers, a testament to Ragaboyz’s broad appeal.
The concert emerged as one of the Triennale’s standout nights, an experience that lingered with attendees long after the last chords. By fusing past and present, Ragaboyz reaffirmed the power of live performance to connect people to cultural expression and contemporary creativity.
