Bengaluru’s iconic folk-rock band Swarathma stand at the forefront of contemporary Indian music, blending folk and classical melodies with rock, reggae, blues, and dance rhythms. More than just a band, they are a movement—using powerful lyrics, dynamic performances, and socially conscious storytelling to inspire change. Known for anthems like Pyaasi, Naane Daari, and Kaash, Swarathma have consistently combined tradition with a global vision. Their music champions environmentalism and social justice, with songs like Ee Bhoomi, Duur Kinara (with Shubha Mudgal), and Patte Saare rallying audiences to act on issues like water conservation and climate change. In 2024, the band pioneered India’s first clean-energy music tour, replacing diesel generators with solar and renewable power to set a new benchmark for sustainable live entertainment. Globally recognized, Swarathma have performed at NH7 Weekender, Independence Rock, the Larmer Tree Festival (UK), and stages in Australia, Singapore, Hong Kong, and Morocco. Their music has also reached millions through Amazon Prime’s The Family Man, Apple’s India launch, and Mirinda’s Cannes Lion-winning campaign. With three acclaimed albums (Swarathma, Topiwalleh, Raah E Fakira) and their much-anticipated fourth release Raushan on the way, the band continues to push boundaries with songs of hope (Raushan) and biting satire (Bas). Celebrated for their fearless innovation, activism, and artistry, Swarathma remain one of India’s most influential contemporary acts—a band that redefines what music can mean for both people and the planet.