'Self Isolation & Lockdown' seems to have worked out for some. Got more time in the studio and got some time to wrap up relevant tunes to our times. Here is 'Quarantime', an exclusive SoundCloud release and a preparation set for the 10th album, which will be announced soon. 
Happy to have worked with so many artists on this remotely and still be able to put out a release for the fans, straight from the studio. Special thanks to Loc Boyle for stylin' the outlook of the set. 

Here are the tracks :

1.  Stay Inside (ft. Kon-Ark)
2. Keep Your Distance (ft. Nigel Photon)
3. Mozy (ft. Kryll)
4. Do Not Bother (ft. S.I.D)
5. WiFi vs Virus (ft. S.I.D)
6. Reserve Stash 
7. Raincoats (Co-Vid Mix)

I'm very curious to know how y'all doin. 
If a certain sound hits you, drop a comment, I'll get back. 

Peace

Sapta

Quarantime

This is the final extension of the DnB series. Cheers to everyone who stocked up and got your shit together before the lockdown. This is about pure human survival. I was making this current beat while the entire stocking up happened. 

Reserve Stash aka Reserve Your Stash

Peace

Reserve Stash

It took me longer to come up with the track name than the track itself. This is second part of the DnB Series. Many conversations lead to many reactions. How do many fight this? 

These were the other track name options :

1. Virus vs Beats
2. Beats vs Virus
3. Viral Beats
4. Wifi vs Beats
5. Undeniable Beats
6. Just Beats
7. Beats

I ended up going with Wifi vs Virus. Cheers to Sid for sorting this out.

Peace

WiFi vs Virus (ft. S.I.D)

After the lockdown happened, I got on a call with my homie Sid in Berlin. We had a very interesting conversation about the lockdown. We are different. But we are in the same situation. Is this a reset? If it is, we have a shot back at it. Ok then, for now, do not bother me. I gotto take care of some beats. These beats are part of what I call the "DnB Series"

Do Not Bother

Peace

Do Not Bother (ft. S.I.D)

'Raincoats' was the first track from the first album. When the whole lockdown happened, I panicked thinking this was the end. So I went back to the first track and re-worked it to send out positive vibes, not only to people, but to myself as well. I re-recorded many parts and gave it the same effort I'd give a new track. 
Check out the cheesy original from the first album to compare the differences. 

Raincoats

Peace

Raincoats (Co-Vid Mix)

Opening track on Day 1. My buddy Kon-Ark (aka Anshuman Misra) came to visit me in Goa for two days and got stuck here due to the lock down. He couldn't head back to Mumbai. So he ended up takin' up an apartment right next to mine and we ended up workin on the first track together. He's the quarantine chef & I'm the Dish-Washer.

Stay Inside

Peace

Stay Inside (ft. Kon-Ark)

I'm not really stuck in Goa. My neighbors are two Psy-Trance Dj/Producers, my friend Kon-Ark is the chef, I got my dog (Mozart aka Mozy) here with me. Studio is lit. My owners are insanely amazing. I'm loving this lock-down. 

This track features Dj Nigel Photon from the UK. He's my neighbor, friend, and direct competition at Ludo. Here's how he feels.

Keep Your Distance. Straight from Siolim 

Peace

Keep Your Distance (ft. Nigel Photon)

Mozy aka Mozart is my dog. He's very special to me. He's not just close to me, he's also my immediate friend. He knows everything I do. We even drove together from Chennai to Goa. He's taught me patience, loyalty and a different approach to life. I was pretty much like him during the quarantine. 
Kryll and I recorded this a year ago in Chennai for Mozy. 

To many more years Mozy,

Peace

Mozy (ft. Kryll)

Sapta’s back with the latest album titled ‘Black Box’. This is a powerful, introspective journey told through seven immersive tracks. With glitchy rhythms and sweeping Synth-work, the record captures Sapta’s most ambitious storytelling to date.

From scoring films and ad campaigns to selling out headline shows across India and Europe, Sapta has consistently evolved while staying deeply personal. Whether in the studio or on stage with a high-energy live setup, Sapta continues to redefine what live-electronica can sound and feel like.

Blending raw emotion with cinematic soundscapes, Sapta has carved out a distinct sonic identity across India’s electronic scene. With a career spanning 11 albums, the Chennai-born, Goa-based producer and composer continues to push creative boundaries with every release.

Black Box is a sonic vault, a place where every pulse, glitch, and breath has been archived and reimagined. Across seven expansive tracks, Sapta pieces together fragments of memory and emotion, shaping them into a body of work that feels both vast and intimate.

Drawing from Live-Electronic Music, Indian rhythmic foundations, and sweeping orchestral flourishes, Black Box unfolds like a transmission from another dimension. It’s grand in scale, yet pensive in spirit. From the explosive urgency of “Open Fire” and the cinematic weight of “Leap of Faith,” to the layered tension in “Signs & Sirens” and the hushed introspection of “Micro Expressions,” each track reveals a deeper layer of the self.

This is Sapta blurring lines between machine and myth, silence and sound. Minimal yet emotionally rich. Futuristic, but grounded in something timeless.

Black Box is not just an album. It’s what remains after the noise, a document of the journey within.