The Visual Vibe: My Event Artwork & Gig Posters
A gallery of the art, flyers, and design that defined my biggest nights—from underground raves to festival stages.
The official poster for the 'Keep Hush: Bass of Bengal' night. I was gassed to be invited as a special guest for this one, sharing the stage with some of London's finest Bengali talent.
The artwork for my 'Back to Basics' India Tour. I loved this design, capturing the vibe of bringing my sound back to the homeground.
The flyer for 'Loose Threads', a b2b session with MC Soopy. The night was all about Afrobeats, Deep House, and UKG.
The creative poster for a 'Besharam' party in Hyderabad. The design, modeled after a classic Indian liquor bottle, perfectly captured the cheeky and authentic vibe of the night.
The poster for 'Gun Fingers Only' in Mumbai. The chocolate bar design was a unique touch for this night of heavy dubs.
A 'Time Is Now' vinyl record, a classic UKG label. This represents the sound I was bringing to the 'Gun Fingers Only' party.
The poster for my live set at Bikaner House. A more formal event, showing my versatility to play for different kinds of crowds.
A black and white shot of me used for the 'Keep Hush' promo. It captures the focused, underground vibe of the event.
Another version of the 'Keep Hush' poster. The artwork for this was just too good.
The poster for 'Funky Monkey Sessions' in Delhi. A groovy, illustration-heavy design for a night of funky tunes.
About Event Artwork
When I drop an event, the artwork needs to scream the vibe before the first track even plays. For nights like 'Gun Fingers Only' or 'Besharam', the design isn't just a flyer; it's a signal. I don't believe in generic party posters, so I work with artists who get that my sound is about raw, percussive energy, whether that is a cheeky nod to an Indian liquor bottle or a clean, sharp look for a UKG set.
Curating an event is a full package deal. It is not just about the DJ booth; it is about the anticipation. When you look at these flyers, you are seeing the history of 'Taal', my personal parties, and the collaborations that shaped my sound.
I treat every gig as a project. You will notice my posters range from the gritty, underground aesthetics of London's Keep Hush sets to the bright, chaotic energy of a desi bass night in Mumbai. It is all intentional. Whether it is a chocolate bar design or a formal, illustration-heavy style for a Bikaner House set, the design reflects the exact atmosphere I am aiming for.
If you are hiring me to curate or DJ, know that I pay attention to these details. We are not just booking a set; we are building a culture. I bring that same focus to my sound—blending UK Garage, afrobeats, and desi samples into a cohesive experience. My crate is always stacked with dubz, but my eye is always on the complete vibe of the room.
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