TRC is a multifaceted musical group that has been permeating the underground music scene with their eclectic blend of sounds. The group's name is an acronym, although it is not publicly detailed what exactly TRC stands for, allowing their identity and music to resonate on a broader spectrum without being tied down to a single interpretation. With a dynamic range that spans from the assertive energy of tracks like "Jai Shree Ram" and "Bhole Baba," which pay homage to Indian spirituality and religious motifs, to the street-savvy sounds of "Do Peg" and "Lifestyle," TRC has managed to carve out a unique niche for themselves.

Their discography characterizes a journey through various musical expressions and genres, evidenced by their poignant tracks such as "Moaner" and their robust collection titled "The EP (Part 1)." Alongside these releases, TRC has also explored themes of national identity and storytelling as heard in songs like "Nation" and "The Story So Far." A testament to their versatility, the band's catalog also includes a "Hanuman Chalisa New Version," showcasing their ability to bridge traditional content with contemporary music frameworks. Whether diving into the pulsating rhythms of urban nightlife in "Bright Lights" or tapping into the rich veins of cultural and religious sentiment, TRC captivates its audience with a sound that defies easy categorization and continues to evolve with each release.