Born: 6 November 2003
Hometown: Delhi, India
Based in: Delhi, India
Genres: Indie, Indie Pop, Emotional & Spiritual Influences
Music has been a constant presence in the life of this Delhi-based independent artist. From discovering her ability to sing in Class 6 to exploring songwriting, composition, acting, and Hindustani Classical Music, her journey reflects a growing passion for creating music that is personal, honest, and emotionally meaningful.
Early Life and Musical Beginnings
Born on 6 November 2003 in Delhi, she has always felt a natural connection with music. Some of her earliest memories are connected to music, and it was during Class 6 that she discovered that singing could become more than just an interest—it could become an important part of her life.
During her school years, she regularly participated in singing competitions and stage performances. These early experiences gave her the confidence to perform in front of audiences and helped her realize how much she enjoyed being on stage.
Today, she continues to develop her musical abilities while learning Hindustani Classical Music, which has become an important foundation of her artistic and personal growth.
Discovering Her Musical Identity Through MERAKI
Her musical journey took another significant step when she joined MERAKI, her college’s music society.
For her, MERAKI became much more than an extracurricular activity. It introduced her to talented musicians and provided opportunities to perform, collaborate, create music, and experiment creatively.
The experiences and friendships she gained through the society played an important role in shaping her as an artist. Looking back, she describes MERAKI as one of the sweetest and most memorable chapters of her life—one that she remains deeply grateful for.
Original Music and Notable Projects
Her discography reflects her willingness to explore different forms of musical expression, from devotional-inspired compositions and indie-pop to collaborative projects that combine music with acting.
Radha Naam
Radha Naam was her first professionally released song and remains one of the most significant projects in her musical journey.
From recording the song to being involved in the music video, the project gave her an opportunity to experience the complete process of creating and releasing music professionally. More importantly, it helped her realize that creating music is what she wants to pursue for the rest of her life.
Shyam Tori Bansuri
Shyam Tori Bansuri holds a particularly personal place in her creative journey. It is her first original composition and is available on Spotify and other major streaming platforms.
Interestingly, the song emerged during a chaotic phase of her life but came together naturally while she was writing. The result became one of her most personal musical creations.
MAYA
She collaborated with Piyush Chouhan on MAYA, contributing as the female vocalist and actress in its first chapter, Khwabo Ka Shayar.
She also appeared as an actress in the project’s third chapter, Maashuq.
The project allowed her to explore two creative disciplines simultaneously—music and acting—making it an important experience in her artistic development.
Tu Hi Rooh
Her collaboration with Drishay Rathaur on Tu Hi Rooh allowed her to experiment further with her vocals.
One of the highlights of the project was exploring vocal harmonies, giving her an opportunity to discover another dimension of her singing and expand her creative approach to vocals.
The Sunflower
The Sunflower is another recent collaborative release that has added a new experience to her growing musical journey.
Each collaboration has allowed her to work with different artists, explore new ideas, and continue developing her identity as an independent musician.
Musical Style and Artistic Expression
Rather than restricting herself to a single genre, she enjoys experimenting with different musical styles.
Her music primarily leans toward:
- Indie
- Indie Pop
- Emotional storytelling
- Subtle spiritual influences
A defining element of her songwriting is its personal nature. She often draws inspiration from experiences she has lived through and emotions that have deeply affected her.
For her, songwriting is about taking something personal and transforming it into something that another person can understand and relate to.
That connection between personal experience and universal emotion is at the heart of her artistic identity.
Hindustani Classical Music: The Foundation of Her Art
She is currently learning Hindustani Classical Music, a journey that has influenced far more than her vocal technique.
Her classical training has taught her discipline, patience, emotional awareness, and greater control over musical expression.
It has also helped her become more honest in the way she approaches both songwriting and singing.
She considers her classical training to be the foundation of much of what she creates today—a foundation that allows her to explore contemporary and independent music while staying connected to traditional musical roots.
Creating Music That Brings Hope
For her, music is not simply about performing or releasing songs. Creating music is where she feels most alive.
She enjoys every stage of the creative process—from discovering a melody and writing lyrics to discussing production ideas, recording vocals, experimenting with harmonies, and finally hearing the completed song.
But beyond the creative process itself, she has a larger purpose.
She wants her music to bring more light into people’s lives.
In a world where sadness and loneliness can often feel overwhelming, she hopes her songs can make listeners feel understood, comforted, or hopeful.
Even if one person connects deeply with one of her songs and feels a little less alone because of it, she considers that meaningful.
What’s Next?
There is much more music on the way.
Her next independent release, Chahat, is an upcoming indie-pop single that she is currently working on. The song represents another chapter in her evolving musical identity and is one of the projects she is most excited to share with listeners.
As an independent artist, her goal is not simply to release more music but to continue creating songs that feel genuine, natural, and emotionally honest.
Every upcoming project represents a different side of her personality and artistic journey, and she hopes listeners will continue discovering those different sides through her music.
An Independent Artist With a Personal Story
From discovering her voice in Class 6 to performing on stages, becoming part of MERAKI, learning Hindustani Classical Music, releasing original compositions, collaborating with other artists, and exploring acting, her journey continues to evolve.
At the center of it all is a simple belief: music should feel real.
Through her songs, she hopes to tell stories that come from genuine experiences, create emotional connections with listeners, and leave them with a little more hope, comfort, and warmth than they had before pressing play.
And with Chahat on the way, this is only the beginning of what promises to be an evolving journey in independent music.