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On Komorebi 's album, The Fall, this song Watch Out features musicians @easywanderlings, #BlackStratBlues and Dhruv Visvanath. However, on this stripped down performance Tarana's taking the reigns of this song. It's just a girl with her piano.

Sporting a megawatt smile as Komorebi sits down with Mae Mariyam Thomas

The Fall by Komorebi clearly was meant to be on the soundtrack of some epic film that we definitely wish existed. This is Mae's favourite song from Komorebi's latest release of the same name.

I Grew Up by Komorebi is a song about never taking love for granted and always cherishing what you have. It reflects on the importance of having someone witness your life journey and celebrate your evolution. Dish out that emo-lovin cause we're here for it

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Better Not Bitter by Komorebi echoes the power of self-acceptance amidst the storm of hurtful words and societal expectations. We're not saying 'good vibes only' here, we're saying keep the negativity to yourself.

As Komorebi takes the helm of cosmic melodies on Maed in India, Capricorn's celestial journey unfolds with unparalleled synchrony. Prepare yourself for a stellar alignment of music and magic under the influence of the Sun!

Pulling up at the best station from this nation, we have the Ladies Special coming in with Producer & chillwave, trip hop electronica artist from Delhi, Tarana Marwah aka Komorebi.

Girl's Night is a song about Dot. and her two close friends, and how each of them navigate the different stages of their relationships. Lowkey it's also a little bit the Indian version of Mambo No. 5, to see how many Indian guys' names she can fit in the song and make them rhyme.

Smiles all around with Mae Mariyam Thomas and Dot.! Swipe through for giggles

What Edie Said is a song inspired by artist Edie Brickell, who Dot. vividly remembers listening to in the car when he mother would drive her to school everyday. She realised more recently how her own music was inspired by Brickell, Dot. writes this song as an ode to her.

On this episode of the #LadiesSpecial , Dot. shares tales of her open mic nights as a student in Bangor (Wales), why she adopted the moniker Dot., as well as her childhood dreams of becoming an architect after having a dream of building a brick house at the age of 7.

On this episode of the #LadiesSpecial , Dot. shares tales of her open mic nights as a student in Bangor (Wales), why she adopted the moniker Dot., as well as her childhood dreams of becoming an architect after having a dream of building a brick house at the age of 7.

Did you know Dot. wrote this song 3 days before the recording?! Faster by Dot. is about being a pinecone: forever romantic and wanting more. Because sometimes being intense and fast paced means there's all the more to love.

This week for our #LadiesSpecial , our train has taken us to jazz pop singer songwriter and budding actor Aditi Saigal, aka Dot.. Tune in as we find out about the first song she ever wrote, how she began playing piano at age of 6 and composing at the age of 12 and much more!

Same Mistake is a song that has @pratikaness challenging the pervasive misogyny in society. The track serves as a poignant reminder that women cannot be silenced or controlled. It's a rallying cry for collective action and a call to avoid repeating the same mistakes.

Here Mae Mariyam Thomas sits with @pratikaprabhune to talk about her multifaceted role in the music industry, featuring in Lamb of Gods' documentary, and her safe space with metalheads. PS Did you know she also has a certificate in archeoastronomy? This podcast is going interstellar!

Growing Up by @pratikaprabhune is a powerful and liberating anthem that gives voice to the feminine rage that every woman has felt in her lifetime.