music composer - karan kulkarni
lyrics - shellee 
engineer - alok punjani
singer - arijit singh

Shahid Film Theme Beparwah

Charkha - with Pt. Vishwa Mohan Bhatt

'O Megh' - Papon, Shantanu Moitra - The Dewarists S04E04

Music, Vocals & Lyrics: Anand Bhaskar
Vocals: Anand Bhaskar 
Music Co-written by: Adhiraj Singh 
Produced By: Adhiraj Singh
Tracked, Mixed and Mastered by Adhiraj Singh at Refractor Studios
Lyrics: Anand Bhaskar
Violin: Ajay Jayanthi

Mera Safar

Mera Safar, Meri Tarah, 
Aake Yahaan, Tham Sa Gaya
Aankhein Meri, Dekhe Jahaan, 
Tum The Jahaan, Maoi Bhi Wahaan


Sunn Lo Meri, Ye Dastaan, 
Khwaabon Ka Jo, Tha Karwaan, 
Pal Pal Meri, Yaadon se Jo, 
Jab Jab Basaa, Mera Jahaan

Is Mod Par, Phir Ye Dagar, 
Hum Se Kahe, Chal Humsafar,
Yaadon Ki Ye, Sargoshiyaan, 
Hum Se Kahe, Hum Hain Wahaan, Hum The Jahaan..

Mera Safar

A.R. Rahman - MTV Unplugged 2 - Phir Se Udd Chala

Kya Tu Jaane - Single

Kya Tu Jaane

Main ka Bukhar

Aalam Naya

Silsila Roadies X Song by Agnee

Kya Leke Aaya -Neeraj Arya's Kabir Cafe (Audio Release) Scam 1992 Song

The verdant landscapes of Kaziranga set the stage for this collaboration between Angaraag 'Papon' Mahanta and Rabbi Shergill in Episode 6. The former is a native of the state, and revered for introducing an entire generation to ancient folk melodies. The latter introduces his Sufi-tinged, intrinsically Punjabi sound for a memorable collaboration.

Download this song: http://bit.ly/14IFExg

'Khule Da Rabb' - Papon, Rabbi Shergill - The Dewarists S01E06

In this episode, award-winning percussionist Trilok Gurtu teams up with electronic folk duo Hari + Sukhmani in their hometown of Chandigarh. 'Maati' is an ambient folk song that is set to the poetry of 18th century Sufi poet Bulleh Shah. The song has been given legs by a range of sounds thanks to the percussive genius of Trilok Gurtu.

Download the song: bit.ly/10MLnBj

'Maati' - Trilok Gurtu, Hari + Sukhmani - The Dewarists S02E09

At Dewar’s, we believe in harnessing passion and turning it into action.The Dewarists embodies the Dewar’s philosophy that some things are just worth doing.

