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Behind the Scenes of My Music Journey

byKalbaisakhiAvailable online; Curates events across India and the UKStarts from35,000 Per EventView full gallery

A look into the process, the road, and the studio sessions behind my sound. These snippets capture the vibe of digging for new music and the community that drives it.

A polaroid from a studio session. Holding up a sign for my crew NDCR, this is a snapshot of the behind-the-scenes work that goes into building a community and brand.

Holding up a 'Time Is Now' vinyl before a set. I'm always digging for new records and dubs to bring to my shows, keeping the selection fresh and exciting.

A cup of chai on the decks. A perfect summary of my vibe, blending my Indian roots with the tools of the global music scene. This was during a set in London.

A press shot from a gig in Hyderabad. The green lighting captures the moody, bass-heavy atmosphere I often curate for my club nights.

Another portrait from a photoshoot. A good part of being an artist and curator is building a visual identity that matches the sound.

Snippets from my 'In The Mix' set at the VegNonVeg store. Curating music for a retail space is a unique challenge, requiring a mix of afro, lofi house, and UK rap to create a cool, laid-back vibe.

Taking a chai break during my in-store set. It's important to stay hydrated and keep the energy up, even during a more chilled session.

Having a good time with the crowd at VegNonVeg. Even in a non-club setting, it's all about connecting with people through the music.

Interacting with the shoppers and friends during my set. Music can transform any space, and I love the challenge of curating the right sound for any environment.

Snippets from my 'Big Brown Beats' mix. This video shows the logo and branding for the mix, which is a key part of curating a full audio-visual experience.

About More Moments & Mixes

People see the set on the night, but the real work happens in the hours spent digging through records and prepping dubs. Whether I am sound-testing for a retail launch or dialing in the bass at a club, the goal is always to create a sonic identity that fits the room. It is about more than just playing tracks; it is about knowing how to hold a room’s energy.

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