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The Naad Collective: A Cozy Indian Music Hangout for Adults

byThe Sound Space5 centers across Mumbai & available citywideStarts from1,500 per personView full gallery

Think of it as a book club, but for Indian music. A relaxed space to listen, share, and connect over melodies at Kathiwada City House, with no stage fright involved.

A member of our Naad Collective takes the mic, sharing her voice in a warm and informal setting. This is a space for everyone, from bathroom singers to curious listeners.

The stage is set for an evening of music and community. With a simple setup of a keyboard, tabla, and a microphone, we transform the room into an intimate musical gathering.

One of our first members performing at the inaugural Naad Collective event. We provide live instrumental support to make everyone feel like a star.

The Naad Collective is designed for the curious listener. You don't have to sing; you can simply come and soak in the beautiful melodies and vibrant atmosphere.

Ever dreamed of singing with live music? The Naad Collective is your chance. We provide a safe and encouraging environment to help you move from a bathroom singer to a confident performer.

Looking for friends to attend a concert with? You've found your people. The Naad Collective is all about building a community around a shared love for music.

We see this not as a class, but as a collective journey. It's a space for shared expression, where we explore voice, presence, and the power of singing together.

Save the date for an evening where music, stories, and tradition flow together. Our Naad Collective events are a chance to connect with Indian culture and like-minded people.

About The Naad Collective: Our Music Hangout

Unlike a concert where you sit and watch from a distance, this is a phone-free, judgment-free zone. We design these sessions to feel like a living room gathering, where you can sip tea, listen to live tabla and keyboard, and share stories. Whether you want to soak in the raagas quietly or find the courage to sing your first notes, you are holding the space with friends, not an audience.

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