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Release Spotlight #88 – pop rock, UK drill, Mumbai hip-hop & more!

From 2000’s pop-rock to soulful RnB, this roundup brings on all kinds of vibes. From artists nationwide, this specially curated playlist shows you the plethora of talents in our country!

1.Kho Gaye Kahan- Gaurav Tophakhane, Aniket Ganoo

‘Kho Gaye Kahan’ by artists Gaurav Tophakhane and Aniket Ganoo is a track that reflects the journey through dreams, losing ourselves in them, doubting, and ultimately fighting to achieve them. Infused with a 2000’s pop-rock vibe, the guitar-oriented, melody driven song is a time capsule of that era’s sound.

2.Sabki Kahaani- Shubham Sarita

Shubham Sarita’s latest single ‘Sabki Kahaani’ is an inspirational track that delves around the theme that the world is a canvas, and we need to decorate our dreams in our own way. This may take time, but it will happen someday. The track has layers of instances that compares the human race to the sun.

3.Ekta Porir Chitkar- Shrestha D, Sudipto Paul

Kolkata – based Shreshta D and Sudipto Paul’s ‘Ekta Porir Chitkar’s ‘Ekta Porir Chitkar’ is a powerful anthem for the urban woman caught in the relentless loop of daily life. It delves into the existentil questions that whisper in the quiet moments. The song becomes the voice for these women.

4.Kaahe- Riddhi Vikamshi, Sumer Naik and Antony Mathew

Nagpur-based Riddhi Vikamshi’s latest single ‘Kaahe’ with Sumer Naik and Anotony Mathew is a song that that weaves together the rich tapestry of Hindustani classical music with the vibrant rhythms of Latin music. The track represents a harmonious blend of cultures and influences with the lyrics talk about the themes of longing and aspiration, making it relatable and emotionally impactful.

5.Love Comes and Goes – Akshitta Patel

Ahmedabad-based Akshitta Patel’s ‘Love Comes and Goes’ is a song about the paradox of living the feeling of love and how it can be both the pain and the cure. It attempts to highlight her understanding of the feelings and the craft. ‘Love Comes and Goes’ therefore is a song about how everything at the end is your craving for love and being left stranded by the lack of it.

6. Guzaara Mera – Sagar Verma

New Delhi-based artist Sagar Verma’s ‘Guzaara Mera’ is a romantic track beautifully captures the essence of longing, exploring the special people who carve out a permanent place in the heart. With lyrics that read like poetry and melodies that linger, Sagar invites listeners to reflect on the loves that define us and the bittersweet ache of missing someone truly special.

7. Aur Ek – Kidshot feat. Loka, Kalam Ink

Mumbai-based rapper Kidshot ‘s latest single ‘Aur Ek’ with Loka and Kalam Ink is an amalgamation of a UK drill and Mumbai hip-hop. The track has the three rappers speak their mind about their life and lifestyle and the urge of wanting one more chance at life. With combative energy and violence-leaning lyrical content. Each artist brings their own unique wordplay to the table making it a must-listen.

8. Lego House (Redux) – Yuhina, Space Hydra

Bengaluru-based artists Yuhina Lachungpa and Space Hydra’s latest track ‘Lego House (Redux) is a remix of her original track ‘Lego House.’ The track reinforces the message of constant reinvention and renewal. With new darker sonic elements applied to a message that had previously been told with a softer, more ethereal sonic qualities, the song is rebuilt in a completely new light and is a total banger.

9. End – J.A.I.V

New-Delhi based RnB/Soul artist J.A.I.V’s latest single ‘End’ has showcased his subtle influence of music from various eras, both classical and contemporary, creating a grand and emotional instrumental to accompany moving vocal takes.

10. Varsaad – The Tapi Project, Raghu Dixit

Surat-based The Tapi Project’s Gujarati single ‘Varsaad’ with Raghu Dixit lending Kannada vocals, celebrating the universality of the monsoons in India. The song
speaks of the smell of wet earth, the sight of trees and plants bathing in the rains, puddles and huddles, more umbrellas than faces, endless cups of chai, and everything that meant being home during the monsoons. But it also speaks to the widespread appeal the band’s music has across language and geographies.

11. Main Kahan – Karan Verma

Chandigarh-based Karan Verma’s ‘Main Kahan’ delves into themes of soul-searcing and true identity. Featuring classic drum rolls, ambient tanpura, guitar riffs, distinctive Carnatic-style violin, and bold, expansive vocals, the song evokes a sense of grandeur.

12. Jonty Patel – Derek & The Cats

‘Jonty Patel’ by the band Derek & The Cats is the first single from their upcoming album. Named after their drummer, the instrumental track was recorded live as a one-take recording at Stained Class Productions in Bangalore. The music video also captures their live performance and the chemistry they share as a band.

13. Baarish Ke Baad – Shrey Gupta

‘Baarish Ke Baad’ by artist Shrey Gupta was written on a typical rainy day in Bombay while sitting in an auto. The song explores the emotional turmoil betweeen two people using the metaphor of rain to depict their conflicts. Conveying a hopeful message, it talks about moving past differences and finding closure after the storm has passed.

14. Kismat – DXVTA

‘Kismat’ by DXVTA is about the struggle between two lovers – one of whom is fighting a battle in his head with his loved one but isn’t courageous enough to put his thought while the girl is tired of the problems that come with relationships. The track showcases the struggle of clinging onto a rope even when its just leaving marks on your body yet embracing the pain.

15. Through Mars – The Lucidwake

‘Through Mars’ is an exploration of the human quest for purpose, enlightenment, and self-discovery by The Lucidwake. Delving into the struggles and triumphs of finding one’s path amidst uncertainty and adversity, it encourages listeners to embrace challenges, reach for their dreams, and live authentically.


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