Fame the band, a quartet based out of sleepy Tura, Meghalaya, decided to leave for greener pastures to the city that never sleeps, Mumbai. They relocated in 2017 as a band.  Shifting base is always difficult, but to move as a team takes a little more than the usual. This determination is captured well in the music. They have a laid back vibe with a forward moving motion in the music. Their style is hard to pigeon hole. There is a folkie soul backed by loads of prog-ish rhythms and undertones of alternative, garage music from the 90’s. All these influences create a unique vibe.

Nouns, their debut album, is a myriad of sounds. The songs go from hopefully hopeful tunes to angular riff cuts across mourning vocals. It gets dark but never dark enough as there is light at the of this tunnel. It is loaded with 3 minute pop tunes that has been said to leave you with the desire to hear it all over again.

The four of them are childhood friends which reflects in the music. The bonds are deep and like any relationship that stands the test of time, is not trouble free. The band has toured across India and Nepal since the release of their albumhaving played at major venues across both countries. Since closing out their album tour with a performance at Orange Festival, Dambuk back in 2017, the band has gone on to play at various festivals - Ragasthan in Jaisalmer to festivals held among the North Eastern hill ranges, college festivals and recently at India Story, Kolkata and Bacardi NH7 Weekender, Pune.

Tejas is a singer-songwriter from Bombay, India. Growing up in Dubai he was exposed to a variety of cultures, which has since influenced his signature brand of English Pop music. His music brings together a variety of genres including Rock, Funk, R&B, Soul and Electronica; and has been instrumental in shaping the landscape of independent English songwriting from the sub-continent.
He has released two critically acclaimed albums; 'Make It Happen' (2017) and his most ambitious work yet, ‘Outlast’. ‘Make It Happen’ went to #1 on the Indian Pop Charts on iTunes on its release and Outlast featured on several end-of-year lists, including the top 10 Best Indian albums of 2021 by Rolling Stone Magazine.
Tejas has travelled across the country to play sold out shows at most major venues and music festivals including Lollapalooza India, Bacardi NH7 Weekender, Kala Ghoda Arts Festival, and VH1 Supersonic. In 2021 he released a cover of ‘Across the Universe’ and travelled to Spain to promote the film ‘The Beatles and India’ which chronicles the fab four’s time in Hrishikesh. He has supported Damien Rice, Lucy Rose on their Indian tours and was also the recipient of the Best Singer-Songwriter of The Year (Jury’s Choice) Award from The Indian Music Diaries Awards 2021, and winner of Pop Artist of the Year from The Indies Awards. He can recently be heard as the voice of Archie, in the Netflix Film ‘The Archies’ by Zoya Akhtar.

Composer/Producer
Pouring emotion into every track  <3

mgmt: teja@wyze.co.in

Since he started in 2011, Shashwat Bulusu has been turning heads with his trademark non-conforming approach toward songwriting. Shashwat’s unapologetic DIY experimentation truly makes him one of a kind. As a result, it’s incredibly difficult to put him in a box.

A singer-songwriter, producer and visual artist, Shashwat is remarkably self aware about his creative process and tries not to over-romanticise his own art. On a cursory listen to his oeuvre of musical narratives, one is bound to be struck by his fearlessness in foraying into new sonic territories. Being a multilingual artist, Shashwat writes in both English and Hindi, each allowing him to delve into unique expressions, sometimes being veiled and other times being more confrontational. An avid story-teller through his songs and his live performances, Shashwat’s songs primarily deal with themes of absurdity and self-admission, underpinned with a sense of raw emotion and vulnerability.

With 4 single releases, the A-side/B-side ‘Aabad’ marking his debut as a Hindi songwriter, 3 nationwide tours, prominent live performances at festivals such as Kochi Biennale ‘23, NH7 Weekender ‘22, The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation Online Concert ‘21 and scoring for the Indie film ‘Gamit’, Shashwat is steadily and firmly coming into his own, a sonic-universe that reflects his vision as a multifaceted and multidisciplinary artist.

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Ditty is an Indian artist currently based in Goa, India. 
She's an urban ecologist in the day and a musician at night time. She writes and sings earthsongs.

Previously known as GrapeGuitarBox.
Acoustic. Covers. Pop. Maybe a little bit Indie too.

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