Scroll down to hear brand-new releases on Fresh Indie Fridays by indie artists (clockwise from leading left) Shreya Bajpai, Nush Lewis, pruthvi, Lush Lightyear, Jaden Maskie and Aarya. Pictures: Courtesy of the artists; Shreya Shetty (Lewis); Pranav Marde (pruthvi)
Shreya Bajpai– “Not Just Your Body”
Goa-based singer-songwriter Shreya Bajpai‘s most current single, “Not Just Your Body,” mixes sensuality with wit and sass. Produced by Mahesh Hiremath, the tune includes fascinating guitar work by Mrinal Sharma and Cyril Gabriel. In a declaration, Bajpai stated, “There is a clear description of physical destination however at the exact same time genuine feelings are included which are more powerful and end up being the chant ‘Not Just Your Body” throughout the tune. The total concept of the tune is almost having a good time while feeling all this and not losing oneself while doing so. The tune imitates a breath of fresh air in the modern world of situationships by presenting originalities and regards to forming significant bonds.”
Rich Lightyear– “Two Cents”
Canada-based Lush Lightyear’s “Two Cents” dives deep into his roots and childhood, acting as a genuine reflection on his past. The track records turning points from his youth and checks out styles of faith, identity, and loss. Produced by DEYS, the tune includes Indian impacts, consisting of flute noises and Hindi verses, admiring the artist’s heritage. In a declaration, Lush Lightyear stated, “It [the song] is basically a self-reflection of my past and how that has actually formed my ideas and beliefs today. I am rather actually providing my ‘2 cents.'”
Aarya, Jaden Maskie– “Dreams”
“Dreams” marks the very first cooperation in between singer-songwriters Aarya and Jaden Maskie, mixing their distinct noises into a fascinating track. Motivated by their possibility encounter years earlier, the tune checks out various viewpoints on dreams, from love to fond memories for easier times. With aspects of dream-pop and heavy synth, the positive track informs an engaging story while welcoming listeners to contemplate.
Nush Lewis– “In the Shadows”
Singer-songwriter/harpist Nush Lewisbrand-new tune “In the Shadows” is a poignant expedition of sorrow and misery, set versus a background of war and loss. Stimulating a sense of vulnerability, the tune welcomes listeners to face their own experiences of darkness and grief. Originated from Lewis’s EP Mergedit’s a raised performance of her tune “Frozen Eyes,” produced by Ayan De. Maintaining the essence of the initial, it weaves emotive lyrics and haunting tunes, using an area for self-questioning and catharsis.
pruthvi– “twentytwo”
Mumbai-based singer-songwriter pruthvi reveals her newest indie pop single, “twentytwo,” produced by sudan. Assessing the whirlwind of feelings and experiences that accompany one’s twenties, the track records the worry and unpredictabilities of maturing. With memorable lyrics and a poignant story, “twentytwo” acts as a relatable soundtrack for those browsing the rollercoaster of early their adult years.
Jaimin– “No Vices”
After a thoughtful piano intro by master pianist Pradyumna Singh Manot and an easygoing guitar from Anchit Sengupta, setting the state of mind for a pensive discussion in between Kadambari Zokarkar and Jaimin Rajani, the tune streams in a sluggish waltz pace. It stresses the wistful lyrics by singer-songwriter Rajani on this single. As in a previous release from Rajani, “No Vices” guides the listener to go into one’s own life experience; the lyrics are creative and rather universal in feeling. The voices of both Rajani and Zokarkar are well selected for communicating the sparring in between the 2 feelings, initially checking out, then leaving moving even more. A lot is communicated in less than 5 minutes!– (Written by Sunil Sampat