His single ‘In The Dark’ somehow brings early-century indie rock back without being obnoxious
‘Raaste’ is a standard pop-rock song but its sincerity is genuine
His debut EP ‘Escape Velocity’ is good for a bit of good ol’ chilling
‘Aadi Rakshas’ combines inspiration from folk tales with bruising metal riffage
‘The Waltz’ is just one long “Aww, remember when…” moment
‘The Summer Children’ builds on what we already know about her songwriting and guitar chops
‘La Hermosa Tristeza’ combines Latin influences with the more relaxed nature of the 70s Brazlian revival
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The singer-songwriter goes for a shorter but well-packaged approach on her debut full-length
While there is pedigree behind the self-titled effort, there is also some great writing
The production on ‘Lonely With Someone’ leaves nothing to be desired
‘Hopeless’ combines bits of synthwave revival with- you guessed it- hardcore and metalcore sounds
‘Years Gone By’ is quintessential uplifting modern ‘pop’
‘Raat Adhoori’ hits all its contemplative marks
‘Lost’ is sad and atmospheric in the most controlled, deliberate and evocative way
‘Before It Goes’ is piano-backed and old-school
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‘Pantomime’ features high-level production and the kind of longform writing prog fans just love
‘Drastic Darkness Death’ does a good job of using current sounds with more classic flows
‘Intuition’ shows her obvious talent on the violin in a range of contexts
‘Banjare’ is very cleanly produced and written; it continues Indian indie fusion’s hummable direction
‘What has happened to your face?’ has a good sense of indie songwriting (and a little drama)
Future bass, classical and five artists in one single? Yes, sure.
‘Picnic’ shows her valuing a solid song as much as checking genre boxes
‘The Spectator’ goes from epic to Disney to skull-crushing prog metal with incredible smoothness and a real sense of theater
‘year one’ is eminently danceable and listenable
The group of musicians is acting as an extremely important bridge between contemporary presentation and shedding light on casteism and social issues we ignore all too often
His new single ‘i’ll find my way to you tomorrow’ is another step in his indie-darling trajectory
‘Winter’ is a slow, lovelorn and sentimental trip; it is also not afraid to commit to it
‘Lost’ features three tracks of wonderfully put together electronic music
‘In My Void’ borders on the melodramatic, but who’s complaining?
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