Single-handedly responsible for building a lexicon of bass music unique to India - Nucleya aka UdyanSagar is undoubtedly the country’s most popular and influential independent artist. He launched his album ‘Tota Myna’ at The Sunburn Arena with around 30,000 fans attending it live. The album launch tour spanning 6 cities is said to be the biggest-ever tour attempted by an Independent artist in India! His tracks ‘Let’s Nacho’ and ‘Paintra’ have featured in Bollywood movies like Kapoor and Sons and Mukkabaaz. He also played at the inaugural edition of the prestigious Electric Daisy Carnival (EDC) India and was invited to play at EDC Mexico and the flagship EDC at Las Vegas. With over 1.48M Subscribers on YouTube, he’s garnered a unique audience for his music that continues to vibe along to his music! Catch him live at his next concert and don’t forget your dancing shoes, you will need them!

A poet by definition, Naezy is the new age street rapper who seamlessly blends Urdu and Hindi lyrics, crafting the most hard-hitting rhymes. With lyrics that paint a vivid picture of the times we live in, accompanied by standout crisp beats, this Mumbai hip-hop artist started creating waves on the Internet with his definitive hit “Mere Gully Mein.” The song was made in collaboration with fellow Mumbai rapper Divine and Sez, which racked up 1.3 million views on YouTube and became a viral hit. The Mumbai musician also wrote for and performed “Birju”, the lead single from Hindi film director Ajay Chandok’s Hey Bro. With an unparalleled fan following, his live shows make hundreds dance to songs that have become anthems for the millennial generation.

One of India’s favourite comedy rappers, Baba Sehgal is the self-proclaimed first professional Hindi rapper in the world. He's most popular for his classic 90’s pop hits like 'Thanda Thanda Pani' and 'Dil Dhadke', and his latest YouTube sensations like 'Going to the gym' and 'Chicken Fried Rice'. His single is a short cover of Justin Bieber, Luis Fonsi, Daddy Yankee's chartbuster 'Despacito'. What's different about the cover is that it is in Hindi, and Baba in his signature style, has written the wackiest lyrics!