Swarathma is a highly acclaimed Indian folk/fusion band hailing from Bangalore, Karnataka. Known for their infectious energy and socially conscious lyrics, Swarathma weaves a rich tapestry of sound by blending traditional Indian folk music with an eclectic mix of rock, reggae, blues, and jazz. The band's vibrant musical style is matched by their visually arresting stage presence, with members often dressed in colorful attire that compliments their spirited performances.

Formed in the late 2000s, Swarathma has consistently been at the forefront of India's burgeoning contemporary music scene. Over the years, they have released a series of well-received albums and tracks that showcase their commitment to exploring a wide range of social and environmental issues through music. Their recent singles like "Dus Minute Aur" and "Mushkil Mein Jeena" continue to reflect their thoughtful and engaging approach to songwriting, while "Raah-e-Fakira" and "Agla Savera" demonstrate their ability to evoke a sense of introspection and hope among listeners. Not only have they had an impact on the Indian music industry with their original works, such as their self-titled debut album 'Swarathma' and the hit song 'Topiwalleh', but also with reimagined versions of their songs, including "Naane Daari (Dualist Inquiry Mix)", which shows their versatility and willingness to experiment with different sounds and genres.