| Born | Not Public |
| Birthplace | Guwahati, Assam, India |
| Nationality | Indian |
| Occupation | Guitarist, Music Producer, Composer, Instructor |
Bhargav Choudhury is a guitarist and music producer from Guwahati, India, now based in Los Angeles. Known for blending Indian roots with modern rock, he has built a global career through contests, performances, and collaborations with legendary musicians.
Early life
Bhargav’s passion for music began in middle school after hearing Deep Purple’s “Smoke on the Water.” This moment sparked his journey into rock guitar, eventually leading him to pursue music professionally in Los Angeles.
Music career
In 2017, Bhargav won the U.S. Ibanez Flying Finger guitar contest, judged by Paul Gilbert, and performed at the Latin Grammy Awards in Las Vegas. He co-wrote the title track and score for Netflix’s Alma Matters, and has collaborated with icons like Steve Vai and Victor Wooten. His performances include a rock halftime show at a University of Louisville NCAA basketball game and residencies at Hollywood’s Roosevelt Hotel and Downtown Disney.
Teaching
Bhargav is also a guitar instructor at the Musicians Institute in Hollywood, where he mentors aspiring artists and shares his philosophy of consistency, creativity, and authenticity.
Philosophy
Guided by the motto “Built, Not Given,” Bhargav believes success comes from discipline and hard work. He emphasizes that “your identity is your advantage” and encourages artists to embrace their uniqueness without waiting for permission.
Future goals
Bhargav aims to headline arena tours with his band, launch a production company for major artists, and build a dream recording studio in Los Angeles.
