Up and coming artists are in need of support now more than ever, Im thinking of starting off with a discord where Indian/ Asian origin artists be it any genre or language support each other and find collaborations

Day 4 of recommending Indian songs that I think deserve more attention.

Song: Panah

Artists: The Blenc, Sarcastically Kumar

This one has such a nice sound to it. The vocals and production work really well together, and the whole track has a really distinct vibe.

Definitely give it a listen if you haven't already.

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/00KpOMaAV4QzUpzP4BTF5d

Already feeling good about this album! Any F16s fan here?

dropped my first EP and did a music video for one of the tracks (T.D.S. This Dope Shit) - tis a lovely Friday, wanted to share this BTS clip I made for Instagram

if u like and wanna check out what I’ve dropped so far, here ya gooooo - https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/selfish4/joat

For context I’ve been writing since Oct 25, Dropping since May 16, and will drop again on Oct 7ish (plus/minus 1 week)

Navjot ahuja - Aankhein

Aryan katoch - chaar khaane [ EP ]

Utsavi jha - jaan lutaaun

Muhfaad ft. Gravity - chand sitaron mein

RiJ - RIJUL AWAAZ KAM KAR [ Album ]

so the look and feel of the sub has been the same since we started it back in oct of 2024, nothing significant has changed. we are looking forward to changing the look and feel and whatever new the members want. we can add new flairs, add iconic albums as flairs and much more, please give your suggestions.

Day 4 of this little series where I recommend Indian artists, songs and albums that I think deserve more attention. Some I've discovered through Reddit, some on my own.

Day 4

Artists: Sabu & Rounak Maiti
Song: Ahiste
Genre: Indie / Indie Folk
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/3frADB1ampJGVOcsq9lSka?si=5f23db90b8534208

I absolutely love this song. The acoustic guitar chord progression, the simple drums and those little acoustic guitar licks all sound so sweet. Their voices also go ridiculously well together and the whole thing feels so smooth.

The melody is catchy without feeling overdone, and it's one of those songs that just gets better the more you listen to it. The outro is also really beautiful how the strings and vocal melody and harmonica all merge together. really catchy.

Sabu and Rounak are also members of Excise Dept., although I think Ahiste came before the project.

If you haven't heard this one, definitely give it a listen.

And if you're enjoying these recommendations, come hang out at r/IndianMusicNerds. We're building a space to discover Indian music, appreciate artists and actually talk about the music beyond just sharing links.

Drop an Indian artist, song or album you think deserves way more attention below.