Unusual Indie Fridays #67 

David Britto
Dec 09, 2022

Scroll all of the formula down to listen to fresh releases on Unusual Indie Fridays by indie artists (clockwise from top left) Arjun C, Aneesha, Darren Fernandes, Sijya, Ira Sharma and Jordan Johnson. Photos: Courtesy of the artists

Ira Sharma – “Anxious” 

Unusual Delhi-bred and Boston-based completely singer-songwriter Ira Sharma’s latest originate is the shimmery pop-fueled note called “Anxious.” The song brings forth electronic tune juxtaposed with funky elements, a hooky melodic horn line, an upbeat tempo and Sharma’s silky vocals.  

Darren Fernandes – “Gabrielitie” 

Mumbai-based completely singer-songwriter Darren Fernandes affords quiet acoustic and nylon guitar-plucking on the fine “Gabrielitie,” alongside with his deep, but infectious, vocals and emotive flute-taking half in evident on this neatly woven debut single.   

Jordan Johnson – “My Girl” 

Having been share of the Indian just tune landscape for a change of years, Mussoorie-based completely singer-songwriter Jordan Johnson had taken a step assist for some time. Now, he has returned with a brand fresh alt-indie note called “My Girl.” The song aspects jangly, strummed acoustic guitar elements, Johnson’s crooning narrate, spell binding sonic production, and further. 

Sijya – Younger Despise 

Unusual Delhi-based completely composer-producer and graphic dressmaker Sijya no longer too prolonged previously released her debut six-note downtempo and ambient EP Younger Despise. The anecdote revolves round Sijya’s just correct and introspective artistry, while sonically, she serves up a effectively-produced and rounded physique of work.   

Arjun C – “Fairy Tale” 

Indie singer-songwriter Arjun C’s debut single, the optimistic “Fairy Tale,” has a hooky synth stab while the musician also adds swanky guitar elements, shakers, an upbeat groove and his quirky-but-resolute vocals to the song.  

Aneesha – “Don’t Be A Proceed” 

Unusual Delhi pop artist Aneesha’s most up-to-the-minute single, “Don’t Be A Proceed,” comes anguish in a funky bass line while a punchy beat keeps the song flowing because the singer delivers a lesson on the side of her training lyrics.