Poor Rich Boy, Pakistan’s underground indie-art rock phenomenon, conjures the strangeness of everyday life in a society where expressing one’s inner world can be both a cathartic and subtly rebellious act. Enigmatic and layered, the band’s striking vocals, atmospheric sounds, and the occasional kazoo create a crystalline sound that suggests, but rarely reveals.

Joint Sessions is a collaborative effort, which started as a journey to recognize the collective musical consciousness brimming among us - that bestows subjective importance to our minuscule objective existence. Now stuck in the joys of the journey alone, we tend to the idea of a syndicate of musicians who come aboard only to live their creative stint and express what comes innately to their nature. Envisioned amidst a group of kindred musicians of Patna, this act consists of 6 core members. The members together and individually, have performed at numerous fests and shows and are currently working on an upcoming cinematic project by Stitching Frames Entertainment Pvt. Ltd. Keen to bring meaning and life to things around us with music, the group seems to now have settled their interests in music direction and background scoring. We envisage our institutions to support enthusiasts and musicians to exist in the noise and do what they're best meant to do. Understanding the need to help masses take a step to the side and look at music away from society's paradigm - that it's more than just a means to entertain the programmed and imprisoned mind, that it runs deeper within us.

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