Artists

Hyderabad based Damini Bhatla, is a Telugu Indie singer-songwriter who creates simple melodies with unique arrangements. Her songs are reflective of her personal space and perspective. Finding inspiration in Laufey, H.E.R and Alicia Keys, Damini effortlessly blends jazz, R&B & Neo-soul with Telugu music to create something magical. She's also an established playback singer from the Telugu film industry having sung "Pacha Bottasi" from Bahhubali & "Dham Dham Dham" from Kondapolam to name a few.

Anohnymouss aka Anoh Jacob Binu is a rapper-producer from Kottayam, Kerala. An emerging voice from the hip hop scene in Kerala, he is characterized by his quirky flows and an enigmatic rapping style. A versatile artist, he has quite a repertoire to his credit. He released his first EP - Seek() with 4 tracks a couple of days ago. An EP that is conceptualized, composed and produced all by Anohnymouss, himself, it is a composition that blends rap, hip-hop and experimental electronic music.

Pina Colada Blues is a Kochi based electronic and pop music artist, who's music is one that transcends the boundaries of east and west. He's an artist that is up and coming from Kerala, with music that has topped a number of charts in Spotify, Apple Music, Wynk, Hungama. Late 2021, He was selected as one of the first 3 artists to be signed to Day One, Sony Music's imprint focussed on South Asian Talent. His music just like his name represents a cocktail of genres, and is the perfect blend to transport you.

papabear aka Samarth Bahl is a singer-songwriter and producer from Mumbai; currently residing in Bangalore, India. He processes his feelings and life through his songs. His live performances are meant to feel like a hug with sounds from varied palettes such as hip-hop, alt pop and lofi music.

Fat Krrent is a standout rapper and hip-hop artist from Ajmer, known for his unique and entertaining style. Born in Jaipur and raised in Ajmer, Fat Krrent has been honing his craft for years, driven by a passion for creativity and originality. "Like my music, even my struggles are unique, but we're not always playing the victim," he says when reflecting on his journey. Initially focusing on simply rapping well, Fat's vision eventually evolved towards creating rich, impactful hip-hop music