Music producer and artist GURRU delivers his debut track “Bangalore,” inspired by his arrival in India. It’s a journey of hard-hitting 808s, cinematic textures, and handcrafted unique instruments. Built from dark synths, reverse textures, Indian vocal chops, and a western whistle, it contrasts dramatic hits with dance-driven payoffs, moving between immersive soundscapes and high-energy grooves — a global fusion of mood and movement.

Bangalore

“Mumbai” is built on live bass and hard-hitting 808s, layered with sitars, live horns, and soaring Indian vocals. Inspired by my time in the city, it captures Mumbai’s pulse with a groove that feels both cinematic and dance-driven. As the second release from my debut EP India, “Mumbai” carries forward the journey I began with “Bangalore,” weaving traditional Indian textures with modern electronic and hip-hop production. The result is a global sound that blurs boundaries, meant to move both body and imagination.

Mumbai

“Delhi” is an explosive blend of Southern trap and Indian street energy — an instrumental anthem driven by body-shaking 808s, side-chained Indian vocal chops, live cellos, distorted horns, and rich synth layers. Inspired by my time in Delhi and my Atlanta hip-hop roots, it opens with a lush, cinematic intro that builds anticipation into a stank-face GURRU groove — a bold mix of heavy trap, deep tradition, and clean, heavy sonics made for modern instrumental playlists and bass-driven vibes.

Dehli

"Calcutta" moves like the city itself — vibrant, layered, and unpredictable. Trap 808s collide with lap steel and cello, creating tension between chaos and beauty. It’s world-trap through a cinematic lens — built for late-night drives, headphone journeys, and deep creative focus. The fourth chapter of GURRU’s debut album India, it captures his evolving global sound and vision in the space between live instrumentation and modern trap production.

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