Vishal Naidu

Vishal Naidu
Vishal Naidu
artist
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Playlist Risks
Listeners
3,401/mo
Est. Royalties
$3 - $13/mo

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Discography

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Top Listener Locations

TRIstanbul, TR108
TRAnkara, TR59
TRIzmir, TR33
CLSantiago, CL33
PLWarsaw, PL32

Playlist Summary

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497
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0
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85,854
Playlist follower reach (sum)
460+
Listeners from playlists
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13.5%
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Biography & Metadata

The source of all music is organic. This is an evident realization, but some truths manifest through experience. Vishal Naidu had the privilege of this encounter first hand. Vishal’s unique arrangement style comes from the spectrum of genres he listens to- from classical compositions to tech death metal. A wrinkle in time has allowed him to find the most moving songs within the genre he performs in now. Nature is reiterated as a fragile nook in music, and Vishal composes of themes sustained within the everlasting blanket of nature. He made his Spotify debut with a small track Evenfall in late 2020, which remains his most streamed track to date. This was featured in his EP released eventually, Circadian. With a wide range of themes from nature, Vishal was able to translate the most soul-stirring virtues in his tracks. Whisper Of Trees and Enchanted Creek were soon released as singles, building to his most ambitious project at the time. He collaborated with Thurnin on the track Distant Lands one of the nine gems from his full length album Fragments Of Serenity Vishal Naidu remains as proactive as ever, venturing into other musical projects-drawing inspiration. He always turns to the pulsating cycle of life and decay for inspiration, time and again. As a vessel to transcribe music, he chooses to meditate on nature-for answers we all seek. From whence we came we shall return.

Updated Oct 13, 2026, 10:12 PM
First discovered Apr 8, 2026, 9:11 PM