Carolina Nubu, a Folk Jazz voice from Arunachal, shapes songs that feel both intimate and expansive. Her smooth phrasing meets organic instrumentation, drawing from local sensibilities while embracing jazz fluidity, resulting in music that feels timeless, gentle, and deeply evocative.
Hailing from Delhi, Dirty Class dives headfirst into Psychedelic Rock with swirling guitars, gritty distortion, and unpredictable structures. Their sound thrives on controlled chaos, fusing retro influences with raw stage energy to create performances that feel rebellious, immersive, and unapologetically loud.
Takar Namab represents Indie Pop from Northeast India with polished production and catchy melodic hooks. His music bridges contemporary pop rhythms with regional character, delivering vibrant, radio-friendly tracks that balance emotional storytelling with an upbeat, modern sonic appeal.
Delhi-based Monschees explores Post Rock through expansive instrumentals and slow-building crescendos. Their music unfolds patiently, relying on layered guitars and dynamic shifts to evoke cinematic emotion, crafting immersive sonic journeys that speak powerfully without the need for vocals.
Chorun from Arunachal crafts Folk Rock that carries both heritage and momentum. Rooted in storytelling traditions, their songs layer rustic melodies over steady rock frameworks, creating anthemic arrangements that celebrate culture while appealing to a wider, contemporary audience.
Techi is an indie artist from Arunachal whose sound leans into subtlety and atmosphere. With stripped-down arrangements and introspective lyricism, Techi creates moody, textured compositions that resonate quietly, offering authenticity and emotional depth without relying on grand production.
