Indian Artists:
Wild Wild Women
Shadow and Light
Joint Family
India’s first all-female hip hop collective and community with rappers, B-girls & Graffiti artists.
Recently booked at Sziget festival by MGMH
Genre: Hip-Hop
Shadow and Light is the contemporary-classical duo of Anindo Bose and Pavithra Chari. They have written and independently released 3 studio albums to critical acclaim with their original song Dua featured in the Grammy nominated album Shuruaat. They fuse genres of Hindustani classical, Contemporary, Jazz, Pop, Electronica and Soul in Hindi, English and Tamil. They were on the cover of Rollingstone India 2018 as ‘the new faces of fusion’. They have toured across India, Sri Lanka, South Africa and the United States of America. Notable collaborations include multi-instrumentalist Karsh Kale, playback singer Haricharan, The Berklee Indian Ensemble, Sarod players Amaan-Ayaan Ali Bangash, tabla maestro Talvin Singh, playback singer Benny Dayal, and guitar virtuoso Stanley Jordan, acclaimed musician and composer Salim Merchant. They
went on a 5 city tour of South Africa in April 2025
Available as Duo or full band.
Genre: World, Fusion, Pop
Princely States Dub Orchestra
Mali
Fuzz Culture
The Princely States Dub Orchestra is an electrifying fusion of high energy Ska, Jazz and music with Rajasthani folk and Sufi music. They just played their debut international show in Spain.
Genre: Ska, Jazz, World
Mali’s discography has created international ripples, helping her win the MTV European Music Award for Best Indian Act in 2024. She was the first Indian artist to be selected by Spotify to be a part of its prestigious RADAR program, along with getting recognition from leading global media outlets like BBC. Her universal appeal helped her to be an opening act for Ed Sheeran and she will be opening for the Foo Fighters in Jan 27. She has performed at SXSW Sydney, Music Matters Singapore, Le Zénith in Paris, the Wembley Arena in London, and the first edition of Lollapalooza India.
Genre: The lovechild of Fleetwood Mac and Radiohead.
FuzzCulture is the live electronica project of Arsh Sharma, known for potent electro-pop melodies fused with dance-driven intensity. A mainstay of India’s alternative scene, Arsh has performed at major festivals across India and abroad, including NH7 Weekender, Vh1 Supersonic, and Maudit Tangue (France). Originally a duo signed to Universal Music and winner of VIMA’s “Thank You For Existing” award, FuzzCulture redefined industrial dance music in India with releases like Escape to Where You’re Wanted and the 2023 EP Violent Delights. FuzzCulture continues to deliver explosive, high-energy live shows that remain its core identity.
Genre: Live Electronica, Pop
Street Stories
Lush Lata
Bawari Basanti
Street Stories is a Nagaland/Shillong based three piece Indian Pop Punk band. The band, which formed in 2010, is known for their high energy live performances. Having
been around for almost 15 years now, with one LP, three EP releases and a few singles up their sleeves, Street Stories, is known to be one of India’s finest pop punk bands, and ready to raise a ruckus. They just completed a 9 City tour of Japan.
Genre: Punk, pop
Lush Lata is a DJ, Producer, and Curator from New Delhi, India, renowned for her genre-defying sets. Led by her love for bass music and its intersections with rock, RNB, hip-hop, and beyond, Lush Lata’s sound is a dynamic, surprise-filled journey. With a growing global presence, she’s already performed in India, Japan, the UK, USA, Europe, Indonesia, Singapore, and the UAE. Lush Lata’s eclectic mixes have captivated audiences worldwide, from iconic clubs like Panorama Bar (Berghain) and Razzmatazz to platforms like Boiler Room, HOR, Keep Hush, Kiosk Radio, Rinse France and festivals like CTM, Dialled IN, Magnetic Fields Festival, Celtronic and many more!
Bawari Basanti is the musical project of Indian singer-songwriter, composer and storyteller Mahima Dayal.
Blending original Hindi songwriting, spoken word, rap, folk traditions and contemporary soundscapes, Bawari Basanti creates immersive live performances that explores tales and poerty passed over generations, about love, failure, belonging, freedom and identity.
Rooted in Indian musical traditions yet deeply contemporary storytelling, the project moves fluidly between powerful vocals, audience participation and relatable musical moments that resonate across cultures.
Available as Solo, trio or full band.
PXP
Tracy De Sa
Shakti
PXP is an alternative rock/metal band from Mumbai, India, infused with rap vocals, nu metal grooves, and industrial/electronic soundscapes. This unique five-piece band is the brainchild of siblings – Pratika (vocalist, lyricist) and PrabhuNeigh (producer/guitar player) – backed by Reinhardt Dias aka DefGiant (guitars), Roop Thomas (bass) and Shishir Tao (drums). The band draws influences from rock, heavy
metal, and hip hop, with a hefty serving of electronics.
Genre: Rock, Metal, Indian Fusion
Tracy De Sá is a genre-defying artist known for blending hip-hop, electronic, and global influences into music that is both deeply personal and socially conscious. As a third-culture artist, she seamlessly weaves together multiple languages, cultures, and perspectives, creating a sound that is bold, dynamic, and distinctly her own. Her work explores themes of identity, empowerment, self-expression, and bodily autonomy, delivered through sharp lyricism, infectious energy, and unapologetic authenticity. With a growing international presence and collaborations across continents, Tracy continues to push creative boundaries while using her platform to amplify diverse voices and challenge conventional narratives.
French-Iranian composer, visual artist, sociologist, and architect Arashkha (Arash Khalatbari) joins Sukanya Chattopadhyay, a Kolkata-based vocalist, composer, and producer trained in Hindustani classical music to create Shakti. A powerful cross-cultural collaboration that blends traditional vocals, spiritual chants, and experimental electronic music. Spanning influences from India, Reunion Island, Bangladesh, and Lithuania, the project continues to push the boundaries between ritual, sound, and contemporary audiovisual art.