THE ARTISTS.

Wild Wild

Women

Wild Wild Women (WWW) is a Mumbai-born hip-hop collective formed in 2020 that brings a loud, multilingual, and unapologetically female force to the Indian music scene. Driven by five distinct artists, the group seeks to amplify women's voices and redefine the landscape of rap. In Summer 2026, they made history by bringing their dynamic sound across the UK and Europe as the first Indian female rap collective to take the international stage.

Ritviz

Ritviz is a defining voice of contemporary Indian music who built a global sonic empire straight from his bedroom laptop. Rejection of fleeting virality in favor of substance led to genre-defying hits like "Udd Gaye," "Sage," "Liggi," and his debut album Mimmi. As an authentic product of the digital revolution, he remains a rare independent powerhouse shaping the modern soundscape on his own terms.

Dorwin

John

Dorwin John is a Thane-based independent artist crafting introspective indie electronica that balances melancholic production with raw, relatable vulnerability. Through releases like the Haan Ohkay EP and tracks like "Aasha," he captures a generation navigating uncertainty, longing, and self-discovery. Cinematic and emotionally honest, his music prioritizes genuine feeling to forge a deep connection across the Indian indie circuit.

Neyhal

Neyhal is a Nagpur-born independent artist and Spotify Radar India musician whose work weaves intimate indie songwriting with electronic textures and cinematic emotion. Having left home at 16, he channelled early experiences with loneliness and self-discovery into music that balances existential reflection with nightlife euphoria. His EP Naya Daur exemplifies this sound, offering a retro-futuristic Hindi disco trip that chooses love, ecstasy, and spiritual liberation amidst modern collapse.