My Radio Shows & Recorded DJ Sets

Unlike my club gigs where the energy of the crowd dictates the pace, these recorded sets allow me to get granular with the music. When I am in the studio for platforms like B-Sides Radio or Worldwide FM, I strip away the pressure of a peak-time dancefloor and focus on the narrative of the track selection. This is where you will hear the deep cuts, the experimental bass, and the specific desi-nostalgia loops that I spend hours digging for.

Radio is where I get to be a total music nerd. When I put together a mix for an outlet like Touch The Wood, it isn't just about playing tracks back-to-back. It is about creating a journey. I usually start with the vibe—maybe it is a rainy afternoon in Delhi or the chaotic energy of a 24-hour trip to Naples—and build the soundscape from there.

My sets swim in the straits of contemporary hip-hop, alluring bass lines, trap, afro-beat, and tribal house. You will often hear me weaving in UK Garage or Baile Funk with sudden sputters of desi grime. It is the kind of sound that works just as well for a fashion runway loop or a brand's sonic identity as it does for your personal playlist.

I treat my radio appearances like a conversation. If you are looking for a music curator to build a bespoke mix for your event, a fashion film, or a brand launch, these recordings are the best place to start. They show exactly how I handle technical blends and mood-setting. Whether it is a studio session from the Acid Garden setup or a live link-up with Gilles Peterson, I bring that same intent and technical precision to every project I take on.