Project Mishram is an eclectic musical collective hailing from the bustling city of Bangalore, India. Formed in the mid-2010s, the group quickly garnered attention for their unique fusion of genres, blending elements of progressive rock, metal, jazz, and Indian classical music into a seamless and captivating whole. Their novel approach to music composition and performance strikes a chord with a diverse audience, often transcending cultural and geographical barriers. Conceptually, Project Mishram means 'mixed' in Sanskrit, which aptly describes their amalgamation of various musical styles and intricate polyrhythms.

With a strong foundation in their Indian roots, Project Mishram’s works are often layered with complex melodies and time signatures, as demonstrated in their recent releases such as "Sera" and "Meso." Their track "Loco Coko" displays their playful and experimental side, while "Kanakana" showcases their ability to marry traditional Indian motifs with progressive soundscapes. The energetic "Cynic Machine" provides fans with a dose of their heavier, guitar-driven side. The group's proficiency in live performance is brilliantly captured in "The Nagumomu Mashup (Live)," where improvisation and technical mastery take center stage. Intricate tracks like "Tamasat" and "Spoonshift1" further echo the band's dedication to musical innovation and complexity, ensuring that Project Mishram continues to be at the forefront of the avant-garde music scene in India and beyond.