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Penn Masala
Penn Masala is an American a cappella group. It is the world's first〔(Penn Masala performs at the White House ) Penn Current - October 15, 2009〕 and premier〔(Penn Masala to perform in city ) The Hindu - January 10, 2010〕〔(Penn Masala - The World’s Premier South Asian A Cappella Group ) India West〕 Hindi a cappella group. Formed in 1996 by students at the University of Pennsylvania, Penn Masala’s music has been influenced by the Eastern and Western cultures that represent the group’s membership. The group was featured on the soundtrack of ''American Desi'', and has released eight full-length albums: ''Awaaz'', ''11 PM'', ''Soundcheck'', ''The Brown Album'', ''Pehchaan'', ''On Detours'', ''Panoramic'', ''Kaavish'', and the compilation album ''Out of Stock''. The group also had a cameo role in Pitch Perfect 2, released in May 2015. They are scheduled to release their ninth studio album, titled ''Resonance'', this coming December.
==History==
Penn Masala, often stylized as pennmasala, was formed in 1996 by students at the University of Pennsylvania who wanted to represent their subcontinental heritage and music through a cappella singing. Among other, more long-standing a cappella groups, Penn Masala stood out as the only one in the world that sang Hindi music. This defining characteristic of the group brought it immediate attention as members fused Hindi and English music in original song formats. Soon, the group began to bill itself as "The world's first and premier Hindi a cappella group". Within just four years of its inception, Penn Masala had gained close to 15 members. By 2002, the group released its first two CDs: ''Awaaz'' (Hindi for ''sound'') was released in 1999, and ''11 PM'' was released in 2001. Over the next 3 years, Penn Masala released two more full-length albums, ''Soundcheck'' and ''The Brown Album'', and a compilation CD entitled ''Out of Stock'', which included favorites from the first 3 albums. In 2007, the group released its fifth studio album, ''Pehchaan'' (Hindi for ''identity''). The group followed up the success of ''Pehchaan'' with their sixth album, ''On Detours,'' which was released in March 2009 and ''Panoramic'', released in 2011. In 2013, they released their eighth studio album titled ''Kaavish'', which features the hit single "Fix You / Ishq Bina". In March 2014, Penn Masala released The Evolution of Bollywood Music video, which has since received over 1 million views on YouTube. In the fall of 2014, Penn Masala released a music video for their cover of (Manwa Laage ) from the movie ''Happy New Year'', featuring prominent artist Jonita Gandhi. The track was selected to be on the ''Best of College A Cappella (BOCA)'' album in 2015. In March 2015, Penn Masala released The Bollywood Breakdown, a compilation of contemporary songs that combine elements of hip-hop with Bollywood music. In May 2015, Penn Masala released the music video for Tonight (I’m Lovin’ You) / Dilliwaali Girlfriend, a mix that will be featured on their ninth album. The group had a cameo role in Pitch Perfect 2, released in May 2015, as competitors to the Barden Bellas. The soundtrack for the movie included Penn Masala's Hindi version of "Any Way You Want It", and won the award for the Best Soundtrack at the American Music Awards in 2015.
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