World Music Day was celebrated at Jalukie town along with the launch of the Zeme Music Association Nagaland on June 21. (DIPR Photo)
Jalukie, June 22 (MExN): The Zeme Music Association Nagaland (ZMAN) in collaboration with Sound-King Studio Nagaland organised the launching of Zeme Music Association Nagaland-cum-celebration of World Music Day at Jalukie Town Square on June 21.
President of ZMAN, Keringsamyibe, in his opening address, informed that the Association was recently established with the motto ‘Uplift to Excel,’ according to a DIPR report on Wednesday. He highlighted the upcoming singing competition called ‘Zeme Heleu Ruak’ which is to be conducted in a series of online and live performances. The President also informed the Zeme Artists of Nagaland to get register themselves with the ZMAN as it has collaborated with Sound-King Studio Nagaland for a 30% discount on audio recording and production, the report stated.
Speaking at the event, Dr Tumda Newme, President of Zeme Council Nagaland appreciated the organisers for creating a platform for budding artists. He also added that music is a universal language that can bind together every religion, community, and all ages; and in the music industry talent and ability are the only criteria to reach a higher level.
However, he lamented that the youngsters have talents but lack determination and hard work thereby preventing them from excelling in the field of music despite their vast talents. According to the DIPR report, he is also said to have advised the young artists to explore their talents, work hard with commitment and also give their time and energy to become successful musicians.
Earlier, the event was hosted by Haining Newme and Reguipeuna, while the launching of Zeme Music Association Nagaland was done by Rev Izieteilung, Executive Secretary, Zeme Baptist Church Council. Various musical bands such as Corner Light Singers of Nzauna village, Ecopyros of Jalukie B, Panic Station of Jalukie Town, the–Rils of Jalukie, and round 38 soloists enthralled the crowd with their performances. The event concluded with a special musical piece performed by Isirangbe (Drummer) and Kiriachile Rangkau (Guitarist), the report stated.
