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Shivani Sen combines indie pop & eastern influences on emotive new single "You're Not Coming"

  • July 12, 2024
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Sharing an emotive and powerful debut single – Shivani Sen  releases the powerful new track – "You’re Not Coming,".  The track is an emotive fusion of eastern raga and western indie pop, reflecting her unique journey from Delhi to London. This track is a testament to Sen’s ability to blend her rich cultural heritage with contemporary sounds, creating a fresh and innovative sonic identity. Drawing inspiration from her 21 years of Hindustani Classical training, Sen seamlessly integrates intricate classical runs with a quintessential western pop sound.

“This song is my journey through love in a new city and navigating heartbreak and change. I want this song to resonate with anyone who has loved, lost and waited. I want my music to make people feel like they are not alone, and that we can break and heal together" – Shivani Sen

"You’re Not Coming" narrates a poignant story of migration, love in a new city, and the resilience of hope amidst heartbreak. Fans of Olivia Rodrigo, Adele, and Gracie Abrams will appreciate Sen’s skill in evoking deep emotions through her music, which resonates with themes of nostalgia, healing, and longing. Her soulful vocals and heartfelt lyrics create a sense of shared experience, making listeners feel understood and less alone in their own journeys of love and loss.

In addition to her musical talents, Sen is a published author, with her debut poetry collection, "To the Homes that We Are," available at the Common Press in Shoreditch.

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