ARTISTES UNLIMITED. The name spells enthusiasm and dedication. Watching the young group of performers (Aged 13 to 23) practicing their scales on the Bohemian Rhapsody minus professional guidance, you realise as much. "We meet so many talented students during inter-college competitions and really enjoy being with together backstage. But we as a group believe in co-operation, not competition. Artistes Unlimited is about celebrating music." says Annette Philip, a founding member who graduated from Lady Shriram College this year.

The 60-strong group will perform a concert on Sept. 15 and 16 at the Kamani. 60 comprises Indian, Western and Fusion music and the two-and-half hour concert will also feature a seven minute self-composition. They are also doing a charity show in association with CanSupport, an NGO and the British Council.

"I love music and that's one thing we can enjoy here," says Sherry Matthews, a standard VIII student from Don Bosco. Points out Friday the 14th vocalist Gaurav Alhuwalia : "We have people from various schools, colleges and academic institutions like IIT, Don Bosco and LSR and there is so much you learn and enjoy here." Besides Friday the 13th, Artistes Unlimited also includes members of the rock group Them Clones.