Thank you GAFFA Sverige for the support!
Read the interview with Rainbow Riots' founder Petter Wallenberg (in Swedish) here:
gaffa.se/artikel/137152/stoppad-av-polisen-i-indien-och-uganda-petter-wallenberg-pratar-om-en-tuf...
Thank you Indian Women Blog for the support for our new release by Petter Wallenberg & Pragya Pallavi!
www.indianwomenblog.org/featuring-singer-pragya-pallavi-this-song-talks-about-lgbtq-communitys-ri...
Featuring Singer Pragya Pallavi, This Song Talks About LGBTQ Community's Right To Love
“The message of this single is that we are who we are, we are free to be who we are. We don’t have to undermine ourselves."Big Indian news outlet Scroll just did a feature on our new release by Rainbow Riots' founder Petter Wallenberg and India's first openly lesbian singer Pragya Pallavi!
scroll.in/video/922644/watch-this-song-talks-of-the-lgbtq-community-s-right-to-love-with-a-flash-...
Watch: This song talks of the LGBTQ community's right to love (with a flash mob thrown in)
Petter Wallenberg, who has collaborated with Pragya Pallavi for the song, is the founder of Rainbow Riots, an international artistes’ collective.”The song is a mix of Hindi and English vocals with kickass rap chorus’ too (what!). The single is just filled with so many cool moments. We are majorly crushing on the bold voices in the track, the colourful video and the wholesome vibes.”
Thank you Mashable India for love bombing our new release "Love At First Right" created by our founder Petter Wallenberg in collaboration with India's first openly lesbian singer Pragya Pallavi!
Read the full article here:
in.mashable.com/culture/3296/indias-first-openly-lesbian-singer-headlines-in-an-all-new-lgbtq-anthem
This is the new music video for our new release, the single "Love At First Right" created by our founder Petter Wallenberg in collaboration with India's first openly lesbian singer Pragya Pallavi. It is the second single from our forthcoming album ”Rainbow Riots India” featuring the first openly LGBT singers of India.
The video was filmed on the streets of Bombay and features The Yaariyan LGBT flashmob, a group of young Indian LGBT people who created a dance flashmob to our song in the street!
Just a short few months earlier, same-sex love was illegal in India. We feel proud to be part of this revolution. Remember, as the song says: Don't give up the fight!
