Iconic rapper Lil B and Scottish protest musician Kapil Seshasayee join forces on a pointed critique of India's caste system on "Hill Station Reprise"

Hill Station Reprise - Kapil Seshasayee Feat Lil B

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Supermann On Da Beat remixes Kapil Seshasayee's single "Rupture of The Wheel"

Supermann on the track: "I wanted to do a remix ever since I heard the original version because I loved the track and the concept around it. I was also really excited to put my own twist on the track incorporating the existing hyper pop and rock elements with my modern hip-hop/trap production to make something really unique and refreshing.  In terms of the verses, it was super fun to get two of my favourite Scottish artists on board in MC Salum and Randombrownkid. They add another diverse sound to the mix with both a melodic and rap-centric vibe to the track – bringing yet another perspective. "

RUPTURE OF THE WHEEL (Supermann on da beat Remix)

Producer King Monday remixes Kapil Seshasayee's "You Have The Makings Of A Clown" from his new album "Laal".

You Have The Makings Of A Clown (King Monday Remix)

The Ballad of Bant Singh

370 (Miro Shot Remix)

One Myna

Whatever Was Arranged

Exemption Hum - Kapil Seshasayee

The Ballad Of Bant Singh - Kapil Seshasayee

Single 1 from the 2nd Instalment of Kapil Seshasayee's Desifuturist trilogy of albums.

The Item Girl - Kapil Seshasayee

Kapil Seshasayee returns with the second single from his upcoming concept LP about Bollywood.

 “The Gharial” (set for release Friday, May 22, 2020) is a scathing critique of Bollywood profiteering off of nationalism at a time of great political unrest in India through the release of anachronistic period films. Releasing films which present truncated depictions of triumph in eras such as the Mughal empire serve only to escalate tensions between different factions of an audience divided by issues such as the Citizenship Amendment Act & COVID-19 epidemic in the present day. The song is named for a type of crocodile considered sacred in traditional Hindu mythology - it's no coincidence that recent hit film Tanjhaji featured a cartoonishly "evil" antagonist roasting and eating a crocodile onscreen. Such films seek not to educate or entertain, but to weaponise conflict.

The Gharial - Kapil Seshasayee

The Pink Mirror” is a sonic essay on censorship and dissonance within LGBT representation in Bollywood cinema. While antiquated portrayals of LGBT caricatures continue to serve as little more than comedic relief in mainstream Indian cinema, attempts by LGBT film makers to tell their own stories are often blocked from release (the song is named after a Hindi film by queer film maker Sridhar Rangayan, which was banned by the Indian Censor Board). "The Pink Mirror" highlights the prevalence of problematic narratives in modern Bollywood films, which includes transphobic portrayals of trans characters as villains trying to deceive other characters through seduction.

Proceeds from "The Pink Mirror" will be donated to Solaris Pictures, which champions the production and distribution of Indian queer cinema

The Pink Mirror - Kapil Seshasayee

Art Rock / Indian Classical / R&B from Glasgow as featured in Pitchfork / VICE / Rolling Stone India / The Guardian / The Quietus / BBC

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