U.S. based singer Zachary Ray and Mumbai singer Shreya Bhattacharya have been writing and producing electro pop songs for the past two years.

Before they release their EP later this year, the duo have released a single, Chasing The Sun. The song is infused with a cyberpunk aesthetic, blending electronic sounds and pop elements to create a unique and futuristic vibe. The song is a joyful and collaborative process.

For Zachary and Shreya, creating Chasing The Sun was a joyful and collaborative process. They enjoyed combining their ideas and talents to create something special. Together, they fine-tuned the lyrics and melody, creating a cohesive and captivating song.

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16-year-old TRISH-A’s song MVP is about her trying to regain her own self-esteem, when she found herself frequently ignored by her closest friend.

“Our relationship had deteriorated into one of apathy and I found myself constantly making excuses for her. Writing this song really helped me reinstate my sense of self-worth, establishing that I am the Most Valuable Player (MVP) in this equation. I will promote this song by sharing content that reiterates the importance of self-preservation in such situations”, says the young singer who started singing when she was just 5 years old.

A Top 24 finalist at the Nexa Music Experience, TRISH-A’s main goal is to have her music resonate with people globally, and with her unique 4-octave range, she is well on her way to achieve that.

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The Revisit Project is back with another release, one of many single releases this year. Never Too Far talks about how distance helps the love grow fonder between two lovers.

Taking inspiration from Robert Glasper, Erykah Badu and modern R‘n’B, gospel roots, the writing is majorly focused on how stressors are necessary to grow as individuals, and standing through the toughest period of relationships actually teaches us more than the happier period ever will.

The jazz-funk infused single with intricate lyrics is already featured on Indie English on Spotify, and the band was the cover artist on Wynk Music’s Indie English playlist.

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After releasing three indie tracks back to back with Riya Duggal and Lothika Jha, singer-songwriter Yohan Marshall is out with his second release this year — Just For Once featuring Mali, a popular and versatile singer-songwriter on the music scene.

On Just For Once, Marshall collaborates with Mali to deliver an emotional cinematic-pop masterpiece that perfectly blends acoustic singer-songwriter elements with orchestral grandiose. The song is a reminder that anything is possible if you never give up. Acting as a friend reaffirming your faith during your toughest moments, the song speaks about overcoming adversity, breaking limiting beliefs and reaching for your potential no matter what. The song features a short-form content, a high-production music video, and an acoustic version.

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Indo-Canadian singer-songwriter Neela’s groundbreaking animation music video by Anokhei titled Forgive, delves into the intricate layers of forgiveness and self-worth amidst heartache.

Penned and composed by Neela herself, the R&B soul track promises to captivate audiences with its raw emotion and soulful melodies. She says, “The lyrics of Forgive explore the complex emotions tied to love, forgiveness, and letting go. Despite the heartache, there’s a profound maturity in the willingness to forgive and find self-worth. The song implies that the lessons learned and the healing experienced in this relationship will not be forgotten and passed on to future generations, fostering growth and understanding. The song captures the bittersweet essence of love, forgiveness, and the unpredictable nature of what comes next.”

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Mumbai-based singer-songwriter Yohan Marshall says his latest single, Jo Tu Mere Paas Hai, is more than just a song. “It’s a celebration of the enduring bond between myself and my wife,” says Marshall, who has traversed the globe as a musician since the age of fifteen and brings his rich musical experience to the forefront in this composition. With its dynamic production, the track seamlessly fuses elements of pop and alternative rock, creating a sonic experience that resonates deeply with the listener. Marshall’s vocals carry the emotion of the lyrics, conveying the sincerity and depth of his feelings. Written in collaboration with Neeraj Patil, the song reflects Marshall’s journey of growth, love, and friendship.

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Sarthak Saksena is crafting a harmonious convergence of Indian musical heritage and contemporary Western influences. Dhun begins with a compelling hook, “Payaliya bole sun mori dhun,” which inspired the entire narrative. The song revolves around the symbolic representation of the humble ghungroo/payal, serving as an artist’s silent plea for recognition within the dynamic setting of a musical showcase. Sarthak has infused Western beats and music, creating a harmonious blend that mirrors the artist’s struggle to showcase his art amidst the crowd. Deliberate pauses in the music highlight the ghungroo/payal, offering them the spotlight they deserve. An experimental touch introduced the flute in the chorus. Dhun successfully captures the essence of the artist’s silent journey and his quest for recognition in the diverse landscape of music.

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Chai is a composition that transcends musical genres, weaving together bossa nova, soft rock and indie elements. It is a poignant reflection on resilience and finding tranquillity amidst life’s challenges. Each verse delves into the intricacies of an existential crisis, articulating a range of life’s adversities. The chorus, however, stands as Jewel Lasrado’s steadfast declaration: “When the world’s on fire, I’ll be sipping chai.” This refrain encapsulates the core message of the song — the ability to seek solace and embrace a carefree spirit even in the face of adversity. Jewel penned the song during an evening marked by challenges, yet found solace in the simple act of sipping chai.

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Indie artist, Siddhant Goenka, defied budget constraints to craft India’s first AI-driven motion picture music video. Devoting 65+ hours after just four months of self-taught AI mastery, Siddhant ingeniously brought realistic characters to life, eliminating the need for actors and sets. With a core strength in music, lyrics, and vocals, he seamlessly integrated soul-touching music with AI-generated visuals. Siddhant’s three-minute cinematic masterpiece, Pari, showcases his musical prowess and the limitless possibilities that arise when artistic innovation meets determination.

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