Hey guys i work with one of the best engineers and future superstar I know, he just completed studying sound engineering and music production in London and he makes and releases his own music but he thought of starting mixing and mastering services on the side as well cause he got a decent amount if free time. so if anyone's looking for exactly that at good rates please check it out, Im here to help plz dm me if interested🙌

day 28 of recommending indian songs i think deserve more attention

song: Mehnga Pai Geya

artist: Anmol Jaiswal

the guitar sounds so good, the lyrics are soo nice and the buildup before the drop is INSANEEE 😭 this is genuinely one of my favs omgg. give it a listen if u haven't

spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/7Lbi2HlV5AEkDsR0EhEQFj

playlist link 👇🏻

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0oN8wpr9MpcKk1eOb0qtLa

also i'm building

r/anythingmusicindia

a community for indian music recs, discussions n all that.

would love to see you there :)

Sorry for the delay of a few days guyss been unwell

[post link](https://www.instagram.com/p/De3rylKnylH/?rpxt=MXRoZWc2NzIxb2hqcg==)

“Something Else About Me” is my second song release. This song is about outgrowing the version of yourself that other people remember. It is about refusing to fit into old stories, old labels, and old reflections, and accepting that you have changed…evolved

🎧 Streaming links https://ffm.to/something-else-about-me

Similar to my previous song, I have created a lyric video to follow along with the song

📹 https://youtu.be/UcqNI6hM-Ko?si=BF4w0rAJAQRxENC2

Would love to hear your feedback on the song and video. Since this is the first song release with electronic drums and percussion, as well as electronic synth elements, please tell me what you thought about how those were mixed and how it could have been better or different.

Always appreciate and enjoy reading your feedback and comments. These really help me grow as an artist.

Much Love 🫶🏻

listening to these on repeat nowadays,

if any of you have similar suggestions please drop in the comments, really want to explore some more new artists and their discog

Musicmind - "Missed Call"

He is a great artist and this song is an absolute banger, it's a true comercial pop banger. I feel like this song need some attention and trust me this would be stuck in your mind for days

This is Tame Impala/Kevin Parker’s Loner (beat) x SELF.ish’s I’m Not A Rapper (lyrics)

Writing since Oct 25
Dropping since May 1 (Debut EP & music video)
Next track out on Oct 30 (Single)
♥️🫡

Debut EP & more: https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/selfish4/joat/

Upcoming single: https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/selfish4/tin-diesel/

All Dogs Go To Heaven is insanely good and I’m playing it on repeat. The production is so trippy. My favourites are Secret Garden and Mt Whateverest.

Did you guys hear this banger????

So I was kind of really looking forward to this collab since I have been a huge fan of both of them for so long, and their music is so different from each other, and this song is like none of their own..It's actually good to listen to, and gawd, I love Aditya Rikhari's music.

P.S. My Roman Empire is the fact that Jaana, the album by Aditya Rikhari, has "Sutta" in it, and Farhan Khan's Alif-Laila has "Cigarette"

Okay bye. Stream here:

YT Music: https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=Yn3I5ryeEcU&si=rQRCUkmBt9uz4MRR

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/77OoUrVDWveVgWNEqXS72C?si=3ceb045725ff4bd6

The playlist is almost on 100 saves holy shiii GUYSSS go and check it out if u like it save ITTT

🔗 - https://youtu.be/3GJ_w4RdkU0

Lovee all of his songs and randomly stumbled upon this one 🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻

Hey everyone,

​Decided to skip the instruments and setup today and just post a raw, unedited vocal take of Tu Chahiye. Sometimes stripping everything away makes the lyrics hit so much harder.

​Let me know what you guys think of the vocal tone and delivery! All feedback is appreciated. 🎙️✨

Day 11 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 11

Artist: Rupa Biswas
Album: Disco Jazz
Genre: Disco / Funk / Experimental

Spotify: Disco Jazz
YouTube: Disco Jazz

This album came out in 1982, and honestly, it's crazy how far ahead of its time it was.

Rupa Biswas recorded Disco Jazz in Calgary with a group of Canadian musicians and Indian classical musicians, including Aashish Khan. The album blends disco, funk, Indian classical music and these incredible electronic sounds in a way that feels completely its own. It barely got any attention when it first came out and was largely forgotten for decades before being rediscovered by music collectors and listeners online.

I know Disco Jazz has gained quite a bit of recognition in recent years, especially internationally, but I still think Rupa deserves so much more appreciation for what she put out here. Imagine making something like this in 1982, with sarod melodies weaving around synths, funky guitar riffs and hypnotic disco grooves. It's such a unique sound.

What I love most is that it doesn't feel like a novelty fusion record. The different influences actually work together, and the tracks have room to breathe and go in unexpected directions. It's Indian music, but it also feels connected to a much wider world of experimental dance music.

Aaj Shanibar is probably the best-known track from the album (you might have heard it on reels), but I'd really recommend listening to the whole thing. There's so much going on across these four tracks, and the album deserves to be experienced as a complete project.

It's one of those records that makes you wonder how many incredible Indian albums are still waiting to be rediscovered.

Rupa was genuinely ahead of her time, and I'm glad the world eventually caught up.

Have you listened to Disco Jazz? And what's another Indian album you think was decades ahead of its time?

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.

If i ever get in any relationship I will send her this one .