Behind the Studio: My Creative Process

Building a sound that cuts through requires more than just a laptop and a plugin. It demands a specific headspace. For me, that usually means late nights in Mumbai studios, iterating on tracks until the energy feels raw and honest.

The Workflow

I don’t work on fixed timelines or preset loops. Whether it's a 'Club Banger' remix or a 'Signature Reprise', the process starts with reading the vibe. For reprise tracks, I strip the song to its skeleton, re-harmonize chords, and layer in live instruments—like guitar or keys—to shift the mood entirely.

The Collaboration

I thrive on bringing different voices into the mix. My label, Bombae Records, is a playground for experimental collaboration. When I bring in a vocalist or rapper, we aren't just recording; we are pushing limits. I push my collaborators hard—Aazmaaye gaye ho toh, navaazey bhi jaoge—because that friction is where the real music lives.

Gear and Technique

You will see me sharing gear updates, not for the flex, but because the right tools define the sound. Whether I’m upgrading my interface for cleaner signal conversion or fine-tuning my master chain for streaming platforms like Spotify, every technical choice serves the final emotion. If it doesn’t add value to the listener's experience, it gets cut. I treat every project with the same accountability, keeping the quality high and the process transparent. Janhit mai jaari.