Parmajon is a hip-hop group on IMFree ENT. Coming straight out of Brooklyn, NY, Parmajon consists of Jonton, Crushaman and KDB. The name Parmajon comes from a comical story of hunger on the way to a local Burger King. In just three short years, the pioneering Brooklyn dhol 'n' brass party juggernaut RED BARAAT have made a name for themselves as one of the best live bands playing anywhere in the world. Led by dhol drummer Sunny Jain, the nine piece (comprised of dhol ((double-sided barrel shaped North Indian drum slung over one shoulder)) drumset, percussion, a sousaphone, and 5 horns) melds the infectious North Indian rhythm Bhangra with a host of sounds, namely funk, go-go, latin, and jazz. Simply put, Sunny Jain and Red Baraat have created a sound so powerful it has left the band in its own utterly unique and enviable class. National Geographic :: “Red Baraat has been one of the New York music scene’s best-kept secrets.” – Mehmet Dede Songlines :: “Red Baraat have a studied multi-ethnic cool reminiscent of other New York world fusion acts like Gogol Bordello and Yerba Buena.” – Nathaniel Handy Relix :: On the Verge: 5 Artists You Should Know About. “Calling it a party doesn’t quite cut it. But when there’s no room to dance-or march, even-that’s probably the best word” – Jesse Jarnow Wall Street Journal :: “Red Baraat unites percussion and brass for an explosive sound that draws from a wide variety of traditions from around the world.” – Pia Catton The Village Voice :: “...completely riotous, a blustery groove machine with the comforting hoot of a tuba...an unstoppable blend of Bollywood hijacks and funk freakier than anything Madlib picked up on his trip to India. Red Baraat kicks it up until the drums are tommygun blasts and the melody is a punkish scream.” – Christopher Weingarten The Village Voice :: “Red Baraat have the locomotion of an army…they’re nonstop revelry for any light soul who can match their boundless energy.” – Stacey Anderson