Sugato, one of the most sought after Mandolinist in India today, was initiated into the field of music at a very tender age. While he was a school going boy started learning vocal music from his uncle emerged out as a child artist performing on All India Radio.
During his college days, he turned on to instrumental music jujutsu kaisen cosplay and has taken the basic lessons of western music for this western instrument-‘MANDOLIN’. After graduation in science, he devoted himself in Hindustani Classical Music & over a period of 17 years he has learnt under the active supervision of renowned sarodiya Pt.T.N.Majumder. He was also privileged to join the workshops conducted by Ustad Ali Akbar Khan, the legendary figure in Indian music.
In the year 2001, this young torch-bearer of Maihar-Seni Gharana has been awarded the prestigious SURMANI title by Sur-Singar Samsad (Mumbai).
In 2012, he has been awarded the prestigious GANDHARVA RATNA title by Sangeet Samraat Ustad Alladiya Khan memorial, Kolhapur, Maharashtra.
The salient feature of his music, speaks of his caliber of blending the Gayaki-ang with Tantrakari in an aesthetically rich manner. His crystal clear variegated ekhara tans and rhythmic intricacy is worthy to note. Profound emotionalism, vast intellectual approach towards the raga & sound technique are the basic components of his music.
Deep resonant tone of his instrument, evoking shades of Veena, Rabab, Sarod, & Sitar has helped his music to tap the earliest sources of Indian Classical Music and bring it forth with a new sound.
Since 2005, Sugato has toured frequently in Europe (UK, Germany, Italy, Denmark, Belgium, Netherlands, France, Switzerland, & Austria) & performed in various prestigious international music festivals & concerts.
In May 2006 Sugato has performed in ‘EUROFESTIVAL ZUPFMUSIK’, Bamberg, Germany as ever Indian artist. In June 2006 & May 2007, 2009 & 2012 he has also performed in ‘POUSSIERE DU MONDE FESTIVAL’, Geneva, Switzerland.
Sugato has already performed in almost all the premier music festivals all over India, with a great applause from the connoisseurs as well as common listeners.