Instrumental Album Production & Release
We produce and release instrumental albums with sitar, tabla, flute, and keyboard, handling everything from studio recording to global digital distribution.
Pricing Guide
Single Track Production (End-to-End)
Composition & Arrangement
- Creates one original composition or arrangement (approx. 4 to 6 minutes).
- Features a blend of traditional Sitar and Tabla with modern keyboard elements.
Studio Recording
- Includes 8 hours of studio time with a sound engineer.
- Features Sitar lead by Srinivas plus 2 accompanying musicians (typically Tabla and Keys or Flute).
- Uses standard condenser microphones and digital interfaces.
Post-Production & Release
- Professional mixing and mastering to meet Spotify and Apple Music loudness standards.
- Digital distribution to major platforms like Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube Music.
- Master rights are retained by the label unless a buyout is negotiated.
Full Album Production (8 Tracks)
Concept & Composition
- Thematic planning for an 8-track collection (Devotional, Fusion, or Meditative).
- Includes 8 original compositions or fresh arrangements of existing traditional tunes.
- Orchestration involves the full ensemble with electric sitar textures.
Ensemble Recording
- 40 to 50 hours of dedicated multi-track studio recording time.
- Includes Lead Sitar, Tabla or Percussion, Flute, and Keyboard programming.
- Captures individual instruments separately for clean studio quality.
Post-Production & Launch
- Advanced mixing with pitch correction and effects processing.
- Consistent album mastering for seamless listening flow.
- Includes basic digital album cover art design.
- Provides 1 to 2 audio teasers for social media promotion.
- Guaranteed placement on streaming services like iTunes and Spotify.
About Instrumental Album Production & Release
Why I Make Music
For me, music is bakthi - pure devotion. Everything I play on the sitar comes from a place of faith and genuine feeling. I want every instrumental album I help create to carry that same sense of calm and depth.
How the Album Comes Together
- Each project is a team effort, not just me alone. I work with other musicians who play tabla, flute, and keyboard.
- It starts with a melody, often inspired by something spiritual. I arrange it for the whole group, making sure each instrument has its moment.
- We record in a proper studio, so every sound is clear and rich. My sitar - either traditional or electric - stands at the heart of the ensemble.
- The end result: a symphonic, Indian instrumental album production with both classical and modern touches.
Sound and Style
- Expect a blend of Vedic chants, bhajans, or even experimental fusion if that’s your vibe.
- The music is always instrumental, no vocals, so the mood stays immersive and open to your own interpretation.
Getting Your Album Out There
- After everything is mixed and mastered, I make sure your music goes live on Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music, and more.
- You don’t have to stress about the digital side - I handle the global instrumental album distribution so people everywhere can listen.
What Matters Most
- I want your album to feel honest, peaceful, and real. Not just background music, but something with soul that you and others will actually remember.
Meet your Expert
Grand Sitar Symphony
My Story
Namaskaram, I’m Sitar Srinivas. Music is not just what I do, it’s what I breathe. Grew up with ragas and rhythms all around. My sitar lets me share the kind of peace you feel in a quiet temple or on a breezy hilltop. For me, every note is bakthi (devotion). When I play, I want you to feel that faith, that calm. Jai shri Ram.
My Work
Instrumental music for events - I perform with my team for weddings, private sitar concerts, devotional programs, and corporate gigs.
Multi-sitar ensemble - Our group blends sitar, tabla, flute, and keyboard for a soulful, layered sound.
Devotional instrumental music - We specialise in Vedic chant performances to bring serenity and devotion to your event.
Traveling performances - We’ve played everywhere from Dharmasthala to Chennai, and even abroad—always chasing good audiences.