I grew up in a small town in Haryana, spent most of my time humming in bathroom, rehearsing for school competitions, used to be a fat ass, and had my heart broken a few times. Went to Patiala for my higher studies and realized the world was bigger than my hometown and many a times I felt lost and stupid and wonderful and small and liberated and exhilarated and started feeling the need to write it all down. So I did. And then I wanted to sing it all out. I played open mics and small shows and big shows and actually started calling myself a musician. I fell on my ass more than once but figured that I’d rather do this than anything else. I have always worn my heart on my sleeve, that is what makes me feel the most comfortable. I’d rather show the vulnerable side of me,than the side I’m expected to, so what the hell? And here we are...

I am in Delhi these days...Have my home studio where I produce and mix my own music. I love to experiment with all kind of sounds, from Punjabi/Hindi Rock 'n' Roll to acoustic ballads to folk rock melodies. I am learning hindustani classical from my Guruji PadmaShri Sumitra Guha Also did some collaborations with Indian and International musicians including Grammy Winning Producer Ken Lewis, UK based producer Shammi Pithia, Producer Leslie Lewis of Colonial Cousins and it has been a great learning experience and an awesome musical journey so far.

In October of 2008, I started recording my debut album,"22 No Faatak" with Leslie Lewis. Leslie and I have spent countless hours deliberating, fighting, and seeking compromise on what would make this music album the best it could be. And this album is something that we’re both proud of. It represents one of the most tumultuous years of my life that thankfully made me stronger and a better artist.