The company has partnered with famous singer-songwriter Lucky Ali as part of its brand campaign to popularise music offering to students across the country. Designed from the ground-up, the platform has been built after incorporating feedback from music experts, teachers, students and early adopters. According to the company, the platform does not simply replicate a physical class but uses interactive music sheets to make it easier for students to learn.

The platform includes games that improve students' technical skills like sight-reading, pitch recognition, and rhythm skills. It also supports engaging audio-visual aids that make it easier to learn complex techniques online. "We believe Music and the arts are as critical for a child's development as learning STEM and want every child to have access to the best music teachers in the world through technology," said Bajaj.

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Currently, more than 11,000-strong teacher workforce conducts thousands of Live Coding, Math and Music online classes every day on its platform. Cumulatively, the company has conducted more than 8.5 million classes to date. "Many parents lack conviction about their child's interest in learning music. Our program has been designed to address these challenges and make the music learning journey truly enjoyable and memorable," said Gautam Patil, Head of Music, WhiteHat Jr.

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