Indian Folk

Indian folk music is a rich and diverse genre characterized by its eclectic blend of traditional and contemporary elements. Defining features include the use of rustic, earthy instrumentation such as the tanpura, dholak, and harmonium, alongside soaring vocal melodies that often showcase intricate ornamentation and microtonal subtleties. Emerging from the country's rural landscapes and tribal communities, Indian folk music has evolved over centuries, incorporating influences from various regional and cultural traditions. The genre gained significant popularity during the 1990s and 2000s, with many artists blending folk with elements of rock, pop, and classical music to create a unique sound. Indian folk music holds immense cultural significance, serving as a window into the country's rich heritage and the lives of its people. Its impact can be seen in the way it has influenced Bollywood soundtracks, fusion music, and even international collaborations. What sets Indian folk apart is its ability to balance raw, emotive authenticity with modern production techniques, resulting in a distinctive sound that is both rootsy and relevant.

Neeye Uyirey (From "Kind of Drug")

M.S.Jones Rupert•

Deepthi Suresh

Single - Released February 20, 2025