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Pupil sets up record company to champion new artists

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“Pupil sets up record company to champion new artists”

A teenager in Dubai has set up his own record company and is preparing to release an album that champions the music of unknown artists. Ranvir Shewakramani, 18, an Indian pupil at Arcadia British School in Dubai, has created Out of State records to support his own recording career and those of other aspiring musicians. He came up with the idea after receiving assistance from the Forward Thinking Mentoring Programme, a UAE -based initiative that is currently helping about 100 students. Ranvir,…

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