Shubham Kabra

Shubham Kabra makes music for the things we don't quite know how to say. A singer-songwriter from Rajasthan, now based in Mumbai, Shubham has spent the last few years building a world where Indian folk sensibilities, intimate songwriting and contemporary indie production meet. His songs move between love, longing, restlessness, nostalgia and the quiet chaos of being human never trying too hard to explain the feeling, just letting you sit inside it. From the million-plus streams of Vaari Vaari and Yeh Shaam to Saiyan, Re Manva and Awara, his catalogue has grown without losing its most recognisable quality: it sounds like a person talking, not an artist performing. His work has taken him from independent releases to collaborations with major artists and projects including Honey Bunny from Citadel: Honey Bunny, while his recent music continues to blur the lines between indie, folk, pop and something distinctly his own. At the heart of Shubham's music is a simple idea: songs don't always have to fix you. Sometimes, they just need to make you feel less alone.