Press and Recognition: My Musical Journey

Being featured in places like Harper’s Bazaar or collaborating with Budweiser is not just a badge of honor for me, it is a way to prove that the underground techno scene in India is thriving. When I talk about my sound, it is not just noise, it is about breaking rules and creating a space where people can truly lose themselves.

Moving from a small town like Dehradun to the chaos of Delhi was the first real step in my career. It was not easy finding my feet, but playing my first sets at local clubs forced me to sharpen my sound—driving, melodic, and uncompromising. I did not want to just play music; I wanted to build a legacy that stays with the crowd even after the lights go up.

Why the press matters

It is surreal to see my journey documented, especially being recognized as one of India's top female DJs by Harper’s Bazaar. These moments are reminders of the hustle: the endless travel, the 3 AM soundchecks, and the relentless pursuit of the perfect 140 BPM set.

Beyond the music

Collaborating with brands like Budweiser has allowed me to bring my vision to a larger stage, proving that techno has a serious place in the Indian nightlife circuit. Whether I am playing for a massive festival crowd in Berlin or an intimate sundowner in Goa, the mission remains the same: push boundaries and keep the energy high.

If you are looking for a DJ who brings more than just a playlist to your event—someone who curates a full-on, high-intensity experience—let’s talk. My sets are about pure, uncensored techno and tech house, designed to turn any space into a high-energy cardio session. Bhaisaaab, let us make it happen.