Tanmaya Bhatnagar

Tanmaya Bhatnagar is a folk and delicate pop singer whose song returns the world about her. She writes in English and Hindi, and her kind guitar rolling and piano complexions are proof of her true love for poetry and songs. She sees herself first and prime as a composer and singer, studying motivation from legends like Elliott Smith, Billie Marten, Sufjan Stevens, and The Staves. Her preferred collar is purple, and her dearest poet is Mary Oliver. In 2022, she was awarded one of the top five Best Female Singers by Spotify India, a pride that returns her specific knowledge and talent to join with viewers.

She has acted at reputed traps and occasions, like NH7 Weekender and Lollapalooza India. Her song is a perfect combination of sadness and desire. She tries to make albums with those who search for answers in his art. She is laboring to make Hindi singles, with ideas to make her debut song soon. As a singer, she has forever trust in heading from her heart. She makes a song that is original to herself, and her songs feel the spirit while her music stays long after the music has finished.

Her song is a request to expand the charm and twist of life, and she desires to feel people’s hearts through her song. Now, she is out with her debut sad song, Kya Tum Naraaz Ho, which includes just the singer's kind lyrics and high load on an auditory guitar streaming from a painful area for the singer-composer. It might seem like New Delhi’s Tanmaya Bhatnagar is new to the scene, but her credit says otherwise. In a short occupation as yet, she has checked out Spotify's indie program, made a name for it, and revealed lonely things of good quality. Raat Adhoori, her new song, is another superhit.

She acts on the feeling of her song well and surrounds it with proper adaptation. After taking motivation from singers like Elliot Smith and Lucy Rose, Bhatnagar stands unchanged by her early triumph but trusts sharing anything very private, and having people collaborate on it is a strong feeling. Often, her song carries their processed feelings, gains the weight of daily life, and gives them a vocal. But behind her, the folk music speaks to many other people having the same destiny. Tanmaya Bhatnagar is a self-made singer-composer based in New Delhi, India.