Blaaze was born on Vijaya Dashami Day of 1975 into a Brahmin family from Mylapore in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India. The name \\\”Vijaya\\\” was added to his full name because of his birth on Vijaya Dashami.
He was raised in Kitwe, Zambia, educated in England, and received his bachelor\\\’s degree from Columbia College Hollywood in the United States.Because his father was an architect, his family toured the entire country, with Blaaze beginning to perform Breakdance on the sets his father designed when he was nine years old.
He then moved on to rapping, and his music career began with a performance for President Chiluba of Zambia during the election campaign in October 1991 at the age of 16, and just 5 months later he produced and performed in Zambia\\\’s first ever music video, \\\”Advice for Living,\\\” with the Zambian national broadcasting corporation.
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Ten years later, in 2002, his entry into the Indian film industry happened when A. R. Rahman appointed Blaaze to sing his first song in Tamil cinema, the \\\”Baba Rap,\\\” for Rajinikanth\\\’s movie Baba. Following that, he frequently performed for several Chennai film industry songs under Rahman\\\’s direction, including Kangalal Kaidhu Sei, Boys, Enakku 20, Unakku 18, New, Aayutha Ezhuthu, and Anbe Aaruyire.
Other music directors from the film industry also started using Blaaze\\\’s rap talent in their films, like Yuvan Shankar Raja for Manmadhan and Vallavan and the likes of Harris Jayaraj, Joshua Sridhar, Deva, Mani Sharma, and Devi Sri Prasad, inter alia, for their films. He has also written the rap lyrics for the title track of the famous Star One show remix.
He has appeared as himself in the music videos of several songs he has rapped for, including \\\”Yennadi Muniyamma\\\” (Vathiyar), \\\”Taxi Taxi\\\” (Sakkarakatti), \\\”Vaanam Ellai\\\” (Unnaipol Oruvan), and \\\”Padapadakkudhu Maname\\\” (Moondru Per Moondru Kadal). [5] Blaaze, along with others such as A.R. Rahman and Apache India, were instrumental in popularising hip-hop in South India over the previous decade.
His famous songs include \\\”The Boss\\\” and \\\”Style\\\” for Sivaji: The Boss, \\\”CEO in the House\\\” for Sarkar, \\\”Hey Salaa\\\” for Aegan, \\\”Gangsta Blues\\\” for Slumdog Millionaire, \\\”Hosanna\\\” for Vinnaithaandi Varuvaayaa, and \\\”Raajali\\\” for 2.0. He also co-wrote the song \\\”Dreams on Fire\\\” from Slumdog Millionaire, as well as being the lyricist on Gangsta Blues from Slumdog Millionaire.
With guidance from A. R. Rahman, Blaze wrote the official UN anthem for poverty, \\\”Pray for Me, Brother.\\\” His continued perseverance to rap about issue-oriented subjects earned him the nation\\\’s vote for MTV Youth Icon of the Year 2008.
He has rapped in Mohanlal\\\’s Malayalam movie Casanova and is the lyricist for two songs on the Vince Vaughn motion picture Couples Retreat: \\\”I Love You, co-written with A. R. Rahman, and \\\”NaNa,\\\” co-written with Vivian Chaix and A. R. Rahman.
ZambeZi funK, his band, has released their debut album, funKalistiC syllaBleZ.His non-film work comprises issue-oriented music, with messages being spread on the Gujarat Riots, Bilkis Bano, the religion issues in India, the banning of corrupt police in the song \\\”Ban The Crooked Police\\\”… Inquilab, and \\\”Stand Up Unite\\\” for the Mumbai terror attacks. He worked as a music director for the Warner Bros. film Saas, Bahu Aur Ex, with the song \\\”What\\\’s Up India,\\\” about a new age India.The film was directed by Shona Urvashi.
He has also worked as music director for the soundtrack of the film Striker. In September 2011, \\\”Time For Gandhi\\\”—BlaaZe\\\’s debut album and India\\\’s first real hip-hop \\\”protest\\\” album—was released on EMI Virgin Music.
He lives in Chennai with his family. His sister, Rekha Srinivasan, is a trained Bharatnatyam and Kathak dancer, residing in New Jersey, and the founder of the Bhaarat Nritya Academy. With over 100 students trained and mentored and several accolades, she is a pillar of the New Jersey community. Bhaarat Nritya Academy
BlaaZé teamed up with Music Director Paul Jacob, and together they released the world\\\’s first Sanskrit hip-hop album, Rap Bhakthi Mala.
In 2020, he rapped for the Telugu single \\\”OMG Daddy\\\” from the Ala Vaikunthapurramuloo soundtrack album of the Tollywood film Ala Vaikunthapurramuloo.