Festival music
Music for the festival year
The Indian calendar turns on festivals — days the house fills with light, colour, food and sound. This is where we keep the music we play for them, chosen by the hour and the ritual rather than the genre.
Special release
Arriving for Diwali 2026
A flagship release for the festival of lights, made by the house and framed honestly: a collection of festival ragas we are still finishing, arriving as the lamps are lit.
Special release · Arriving for Diwali 2026
Lamplight - Music for Diwali
A collection of festival ragas for the festival of lights. We wanted music that behaves the way a Diwali evening does — lamps lit low, the room gathering, the puja and the meal, and the long soft hour after the last sweet — all of it held by warm, unhurried ragas that never raise their voice above the table.
Arriving for Diwali, Sunday 8 November 2026.
The collections
Music for each festival
Each festival carries its own hour, its own colour, and its own sound. These are the palettes we keep for the biggest days of the Indian calendar.
Festival of lights
Diwali
Festival ragas for the warmest evening of the year — low lamps, a full table, and the long soft hour after the last sweet.
Nine nights
Navratri
The goddess's nine nights, from stillness to the bright pulse of garba and dandiya — music that gathers as the nights do.
End of winter
Holi
The most unbuttoned day on the calendar — colour, water, and music that rises to meet a room full of laughter.
The long table
Wedding & Celebration
Shehnai at the door, dhol in the street, and the unhurried warmth of a wedding season that lasts for days.
The whole year
From Holi to Diwali and back again
Festivals are only half the story — the rest of the catalogue follows the ordinary days. Start with the festival calendar, then carry the music into every other hour of service.