Rennaissance Mission was conceived by Warren in a green room at a festival somewhere, waiting to get onstage while sub-heavy music blasted from a PA nearby.

The original album recording has Karsh Kale on drums, and is a favourite at the band's recent gigs. The song features a memorable intro hook, and the long jam sections in the middle leave plenty of room for improvisation, which the band takes full advantage of. Adi Mistry and Jai Row Kavi prove to be a locomotive of a rhythm section, with Beven Fonseca's keyboard textures lending a nice touch to the proceedings.

Blackstratblues - Renaissance Mission

Kamakshi Khanna on Vocals and Songwriting
Pranav Pahwa on Guitars 
Ishaan Gandhi on Drums 
Tarana Marwah on Keyboards 
Anugrah Pandey on Bass 

Recorded/mixed and mastered by Keshav Dhar at Illusion Audio, New Delhi 

Drums recorded and produced by Anindo Bose at Plug 'N' Play Studio, New Delhi 

It’s a cold, dark night, We’re sipping tea 
Hoping to feel warm again 

The old cartons are packed and the candy jar is empty 
Where did you go?

Suddenly you and I are nothing, nothing but the past 
We feel the storm coming in and we don’t know how long its going to last 
So where do we go tonight? 

We fell apart, right back to the start 
Our thoughts numb, our hands tied 
Yet we spread our broken wings to fly 

Where did you go? 

We try to see the world, through rose tinted glass 
But our hearts lay down like autumn leaves 
The promises we made, the dreams we had 
We watch them fade away 


Where Did You Go?

You Don't Have To Hide

Meta Tiskot hija ballata Maltija indie-folk dwar is-skiet, it-telf u l-ħajja li tkompli.
B’vuċi sħuna u onesta, tirrakkonta l-mumenti bejn kliem u nifs, bejn il-bahar u l-belt.
Il-kanzunetta tħallat mużika organika, kitba personali u ħoss modern minn Malta tal-lum.

🎶 Stil: Indie-Folk / Soft Rock Malti
🗣️ Lingwa: Malti
📍 Oriġini: Valletta, Malta — 2025

#Malta #IndieFolk #SoftRock #MalteseMusic #MetaTiskot #VallettaSound #ModernMalta

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Meta Tiskot (When You Go Silent) is a Maltese indie-folk ballad about silence, loss, and the way life keeps moving.
With a warm, human voice, it captures the moments between words and breaths — between the sea and the city.
The song blends organic music, honest writing, and the sound of modern Malta.

🎶 Style: Maltese Indie-Folk / Soft Rock
🗣️ Language: Maltese
📍 Origin: Valletta, Malta — 2025

#Malta #IndieFolk #SoftRock #MalteseMusic #MetaTiskot #VallettaSound #ModernMalta

Meta Tiskot

Closer To Home is the Debut EP of Singer/Songwriter, Vernon Noronha. 
 
Comprising of 5 songs, the EP explores well-founded experiences, wrapped in warm emotions that take you back Home. 
 
Produced by Leron D'Souza and Vernon Noronha.
Drums - Levin Mendes
Mixed and mastered by Ayan De.

As The Ship Sails

Vocals/Guitars/Synth/Bass/Glockenspiel/Drums - Gentle Robot

Written and Recorded by Gentle Robot
Mixed and Mastered by Gentle Robot

Lyrics:

I'm losing grip of myself on this road
I'm walking through the dark in the cold
Struggling to think of what to say when I'm done listening
Legs can't stop trembling, I try to ease the shivering

But I'm melting on windowsills,
Melting on windowsills

Does this mean as much to you, as it does to me
I have a feeling I'm alone in this reality (x4)

Windowsills

Mumbai based singer-songwriter, Nikhil D'Souza belts out his original composition, The Only One in Love. Nikhil's set at Harman Live Arena - GearHouse Live @ The Palm Expo 2015 was uplifting as always, and the enthusiastic Mumbai crowd added to the experience.

The Only One I Love - Nikhil D'souza

Ballad for an Ethereal Moon

While

Written and Composed by Shashwat Bulusu
Vocals and Acoustic Guitar- Shashwat Bulusu
Bass- Rishi Nair
Drums- Siddharth Shastri
Keyboard, Synth, FX, Electric Guitar - Ritwik De
Backing Vocals - Amar Pandey, Amartya Ghosh, Krishna Rao, Ritwik De, Siddharth Shastri, Shashwat Bulusu

Recorded, Produced and Mastered by Ritwik De at Ghar Ka Studio
Mixed by Krishna Rao at LotusTree Studio 

Released By: Pagal Haina

Artwork by: Shashwat Bulusu

Lyrics:
I fly up high like a wanderer
I’m going out like a discoverer (x2) 

Done with the homework 
The ABCD, the 1234s 
I’m the talk of the town

Got the socks with the blues and
Mom for the bruises
Take me back to the playground

Got a hundred hours
of work experience 
in my god forsaken playground 
I ain’t got knowledge, I got powers

Up and down and side
to the merry go ride
I’ve been going to the playground 

To the seesaw 
and I free fall into the playground 

To the playground

Playground

Colour

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.

While

BULLU