Aabishkar Thatal

Aabishkar Thatal is a singer-songwriter based in Gangtok, Sikkim. He began his musical journey through involvement with bands like The Ethnic Statement and Kolama, eventually transitioning to a solo career. His music often blends folk and pop elements, showcasing a unique sound that resonates with audiences in the hills. Thatal's recent releases include tracks like "Khayeko Kasam," "Hiunda," "Nau Daanda Paari," and "Katha," which highlight his ability to craft emotive and intimate songs. His EP "Hiunda" is particularly notable for its folk-pop and acoustic elements, reflecting themes of love, nostalgia, and personal stories.

Aabishkar Thatal's musical influences stem from his father's diverse collection of English, Hindi, and Nepali songs. He started playing the piano at the age of 11 and began writing his own songs during his teenage years, inspired by literature and poetry. His songs often convey deep emotional narratives, making him a compelling figure in the indie music scene. With a dynamic stage presence and a voice that blends husky and silky smooth tones, Thatal continues to captivate listeners with his heartfelt compositions.

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