Rachika Nayar is a New York-based composer and musician known for blending a wide array of genres and soundscapes into her evocative and experimental music. Her work is characterized by a transformative approach to the guitar, where she employs electronic processing to dissect and reconstruct the instrument's sounds, often resulting in rich, orchestral textures. Through this innovative lens, Nayar explores the emotional and narrative possibilities of instrumental music.

Nayar's critically acclaimed debut album "Our Hands Against the Dusk" arrived in 2021, heralding her unique sound that seamlessly traverses classical composition, ambient music, and the edges of electronic production. Following this release, her subsequent pieces and collections such as "fragments" and "Heaven Come Crashing" have continued to push boundaries, earning Nayar recognition in the world of contemporary music for her deeply personal and experimental creations. Her compelling work contributes to a new wave of artists who are redefining the intersection of classical and electronic music with emotional depth and innovative artistry.