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Darren Reddy Engage in Music Initiative Focused on Independent Artists

By Impact Desk | Updated: March 22, 2025 19:02 IST

SwaLay, an independent music distribution platform, recently collaborated with international artist Darren Reddy, known for his track Dil Dena, ...

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SwaLay, an independent music distribution platform, recently collaborated with international artist Darren Reddy, known for his track Dil Dena, as part of its efforts to highlight Indian independent music on a global stage. The initiative, aimed at strengthening India’s indie music scene, emphasized both artistic expression and industry challenges.

As part of SwaLay’s campus-driven efforts, team members Krishna, Arpita, Gyan, Anushka, and Dhairya joined Darren Reddy in discussions about India’s growing presence in the global music industry. The event focused on how independent artists can gain better visibility and opportunities beyond commercial labels.

Anushka also brought up the role of music in health and well-being, discussing how sound and rhythm contribute to mental and emotional balance. The intersection of music, wellness, and artistic independence became a key topic of exploration.

While collaborations like these bring global attention to India’s music ecosystem, independent artists continue to face structural challenges such as copyright protection and fair revenue distribution. The initiative reflects ongoing efforts to build a more supportive network for emerging talent in India’s independent music space.

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