Episodes
Patio Unplugged: Abeineth's Frightening Us is an anti-war protest song to raise awareness of the plight of refugees
Week 6 of Patio Unplugged sees Abeineth play two acoustic ballads: Frightening us and On my own.
Patio Unplugged: Ray & The Revolution's Hard To Believe will lift your spirits
Patio Unplugged's next feature is a band called Ray & The Revolution. The band is comprised of Shubham Ray, Rishab Pandit and Shishya Ray.
Patio Unplugged: Guitar riffs the highlight in Ray & The Revolution's Isabella
Patio Unplugged's next feature is a band called Ray & The Revolution. The band is comprised of Shubham Ray, Rishab Pandit and Shishya Ray.
Patio Unplugged: Nemesis is an attempt by Sooraj Bishnoi to stray away from the formulaic acoustic approach
Patio Unplugged's fourth independent artist is Sooraj Bishnoi, who is a singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist based in Mumbai.
Patio Unplugged: Sooraj Bishnoi's Afterlife lacks polish
Patio Unplugged's fourth independent artist is Sooraj Bishnoi, who is a singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist based in Mumbai.
Patio Unplugged: Shifting vocal styles the highlight in Second Sight's Little Plastic Raincoat
Even though Little Plastic Raincoat has no jazz elements, it retains the smooth quality of the first song and remains very much a Second Sight song.
Patio Unplugged: Second Sight's La Hermosa Tristeza instantly appeals to the senses
La Hermosa Tristeza is easily the most unique song featured on Patio Unplugged till now and probably the best one too.
Patio Unplugged: 'Tides' is a conventional alternative rock song, from Mumbai band Calico
Calico is a four-piece band. Although they are still searching for a definitive sound, they identify most with a mixture of varied genres like soft pop, jazz, soul, R&B, and funk. Formed in early 2017, the band consists of Anuraag Gawhale (guitar), Ivan Imkong (vocals+guitar), Shashwat Karkare (drums) and Yohaan Pissurlenker (bass). The band's second song "Tides" starts off as a more conventional alternative rock song, with a plucked intro. The song slowly builds up and intensifies with drums, chiming guitars and falsetto vocals joining in, before culminating in a proper jam. The song is pretty different from the first one, yet there's a definite identity to both of them that remains consistent
Patio Unplugged: 'Let Me Out, Let Me Go' chronicles Awkward Bong's love-hate equation with Mumbai
On Patio Unplugged: Awkward Bong is musician Ronit Sarkar's singer-songwriter avatar. The act is a four-piece band with a lush, organic pop sound.