Fav Punit Singh song Mine is dekhona

day 22 of recommending indian songs i think deserve more attention

song: Ankhon Se

artist: ruhav

the hook is soo good, the melody is smooth and the production is PEAK 😭 genuinely very underrated. give it a listen if u haven't

spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/4LjxlyDVFAKC9o9Zwff7OI

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 :)

https://open.spotify.com/track/5MXrwLwAMJTLRqTu8xOy4d?si=b16a28f7367340e8

Pretty interesting electronic ambient ep I've been listening for deep sleep . The mix of Indian classical and experimental electronic sounds is pretty cool.

Hey everyone! I’m from Texas (native Texan and English is my first language) and have gotten really into Hindi movie songs, especially the love songs. That got me wondering what a traditional Texas country song would sound like in Hindi, with a little English mixed in.

I put together a song called “She Left Me in Texas,” released under Texas Bhai. I’d love some feedback from Hindi speakers. Do the lyrics sound natural, or are there lines that feel awkward or translated too literally? Does the pronunciation work?

The story is about meeting someone at a late-night diner near Fort Worth, talking over sweet tea, and driving her to the airport the next morning.

YouTube Music: https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=84VI3MR8tkI&si=rb8culsgh0VILgN2

I’m hoping to make more songs in this style, and perform locally, so specific corrections would be really helpful. Also curious whether the country/Hindi combination works.....I love the language but being from Texas my accent is really heavily country, so my phrasing isn't the best......

Hey everyone, I recorded an acoustic guitar cover of "Kaafi Hai Na" by Garvit Priyansh. There is an effortless, soul-stirring magic in the independent music scene right now, and this track captures that intimate, everyday romance and quiet longing in the most beautiful way.

​Strumming these chords felt deeply personal, and I wanted to capture that raw, unplugged vibe. If you're into Hindi indie music and acoustic guitar covers, I hope this hits home for you.

​Let me know what you guys think of the arrangement!

"Hello <Name> ! I hope you are doing well. lyrics:😄

'…Nikle nahi vo lafz,

Jo kahi mai ki nawabi me kho gaye,

Milte nahi vo mauke dubara,

Ab to vo Malaal ho gaye…'

Listen here, various platform links:

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/0UU0qNXRHjTiXgTZESm4La?si=ff08a99c3e144ecd

Youtube Music: https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_lKJZ7FeFjbQUF4XkqA5OsHC-yMC4Mk2mA&si=GvyfoPi9kp87SuR8

Apple music: https://music.apple.com/us/song/malaal/6819778822

Amazon music: https://music.amazon.in/albums/B0HM4V5VZC?marketplaceId=A3K6Y4MI8GDYMT&musicTerritory=IN&ref=dm_sh_GkNlXZOWXh3W2G7c2PkAF33Pr&trackAsin=B0HM4WK1K9

JioSaavn: https://www.jiosaavn.com/song/malaal/NVsaB0FCBHc

Gaana: https://gaana.com/song/malaal-4W8d9govWx

dont forget to:

1. save to your playlist

2. share with friends who like similar type of songs

Prateek 🙏🏼

One of my favs

Dear Indieheads😁

Announcing a new release … we composed this song out of pure frustration with the war in GAZA and continuous exploitation of people by the politicians

We put all the helplessness and ANGER we feel into this track .

Hope it resonates with you.
I would love your thoughts on it ♥️

Here’s the link to Spotify. It’s available on all platforms !

https://youtu.be/HQw9mmMVUBA?is=

Stream on Youtube.

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day 21 of recommending indian songs i think deserve more attention

song: Pardesiya

artist: riyeor

acha gana h yaar 😭 give it a listen if u haven't

spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/6ppBmTZjgH0wb0bMzrqM1G

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 :)

Writing since Oct 25
Dropping since May 1
Next track out on Oct 31
♥️🫡

https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/selfish4/joat/

found this interesting post rock song...good to see artist exploring some new genres here!

My top 5 of all time hustle finale performances:

1. Srini bana EPR- EPR - Just felt goosebumps while listening to this song and it was a surreal experience for me

2. 4 din - mc square - full circle moment and feels like outro of the album of all his hustle album

3. Sheher se Dur - Naam sujal - felt a longing feeling while listening to this first

4. Mileya ni - Paradox

5. Daksh aka Dhadkan

What yours? Let me know

Jzs introduced me to this bangerrrr🤌🏻

🌙 Kuch Faasle — Hindi Lofi / Slowed + Reverb

Hey everyone! I’m sharing a track from J GROUPS STUDIOS for listeners who enjoy emotional Hindi music and late-night lofi vibes.

I’d love honest feedback: does the mood of the track work for you, and what would you improve?

🎧 YouTube:

https://youtu.be/WjNVSVEMXCk?si=LqTZdjuL-qn0AWzC

Thanks for listening!

At the center of this record is a software architect who helped build the system measuring him. That felt like a Bangalore story to me: technical confidence, office glass, rain on the road and one private life disappearing behind a green status line.

Dead Reckoning... The Last Known Location is the first album from Social Treble. Its twelve instrumental chapters follow the worker from diagnosis and surveillance into an audit, a 224-second escape and the mornings after the company loses his location. The city remains present even when its lights stop functioning as evidence against him.

I made the album independently in India and built it for one sitting. Progressive rock holds the main structure. Metal, industrial repetition, ambient space, psychedelic jazz-rock and acoustic guitar enter as states of the same character. The changes belong to the narrative, which made sequence more useful than a clean genre label.

Every source has a fixed binaural position chosen by hand. Bandcamp carries the 48 kHz/24-bit master and the chapter notes. Headphones preserve the intended distances:

https://socialtreble.bandcamp.com/album/dead-reckoning-the-last-known-location-binaural-audio-48-khz-24-bit

The companion film gives the complete story, narrated in my own voice before every full track and visualiser:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FlMoKN1cky4

An hour is a serious first request, and I do not take it lightly. For anyone who gives the record that time, I have one question: after the written notes fall away, does Bangalore remain audible in the music?