Mushkil Mein Jeena, Swarathma's new single releases on 12th June. MMJ is a gentle reminder in a song that says, "don't forget to live," even as we cope with the fallout of the unprecedented pandemic. Chose life in your heart, listen to this song.

The band's 3rd full-length studio album was self-produced and blended comic style art with a contemporary sound yet had the familiar earthiness. The songs speak as much of journeys within as much they are about the world around us. Raah-E-Fakira calls out to humanity with the vibrant signature fusion-rock title track and bareboned songs like 'Kaash' and 'Sangat Ki Rangat'

Title-track made it to the Apple Music 2018 Top-100 List-of-Songs. 

A New Dawn: Swarathma’s first-ever studio collaboration with the award-winning composer, produce and singer Clinton Cerejo. It also features ace R&B singer Bianca Gomes who's powerful vocals blend melodiously with Vasu’s earthy range. Agla Savera is folksy roots meeting hooky-pop vibes. 

The track featured on I-Tunes India's Top-100 chart consistently post release.

Naane Daari (Dualist Inquiry Remix): Released first on YouTube in 2012, this song from our 2nd studio album Topiwalleh translates to “I am my Way”.  A song for the times and one that we enjoy playing to audiences for the sheer energy of Kannada disco funk meeting edgy electro dubstep. Now available across all streaming platforms. 

An imaginative, sure-footed, sonically rich album with powerful social-stands. From a satire on politics that hits hard on corruption and extremism, to rampant deal-chasing consumerism, media-sensationalism and modern relationships. A heavier, livelier sound, colourful aesthetics and widespread acclaim saw Swarathma on the cover of Rolling Stones India. 

Self-titled debut album and a dream come true! The band out all their collective energies into this album. Each song is an outpouring of raw, honest song-writing, conveying a message about living in out world. The album fuses genres to deliver a fresh sound - yet, remains unabashedly Indian. 

Describing it as "the next-level" of Indian rock, Rolling Stone India magazine gave it 4-stars. It swept JD Rock Awards in 2009, winning Best Album, Best Song and Best Band of the Year awards.