Playlist hub
Music for every hour of your service
We keep our catalogue the way a kitchen keeps a menu: by the hour it is meant for. Start with the time of day, then choose the instrument that suits your room.
By time of day
The day arc
Four stretches, four moods. Play them in order and a room never feels out of step with itself.
Breakfast · 7–11am
Morning Ragas
Bhairav and Todi at low volume, for filter coffee, first orders, and quiet rooms.
Morning ragas, sparse and unhurried. Music that lets a room wake up rather than announcing itself.
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Lunch · 11am–3pm
Lunch Service
Brighter tempos for the thali rush — present, warm, and never in the way of a table.
A little more pulse. Guests are on the clock; the music keeps the room moving without hurrying anyone.
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Dinner · 6–10pm
Dinner Candlelight
Slow sitar, soft tabla, long candles. The hour when the room settles into itself.
The longest, warmest stretch. Sitar, sarod, tabla and candlelight — the hour people book a table for.
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Late night · 10pm–close
Late Night Calm
For last tables, wiped counters, and the walk to the door. Almost nothing, beautifully.
Long tones, wide space. The last hour belongs to the staff as much as to the guests.
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By instrument
Collections
Some rooms want breath; some want strings. These collections let you choose the texture rather than the hour.
Instrument
Sitar Collection
The instrument most people mean when they say 'Indian music'. We treat it gently.
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Instrument
Bansuri Flute
Bamboo flute, breath and air. The most forgiving sound a dining room can wear.
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Occasion
Festival Music
Diwali ragas, Navratri songs, Holi and wedding & celebration sets — music for the biggest days of the calendar.
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