REPRESENT’s Songwriting Camp at Kaiā Goa Served as A Creative Haven for Artists

A mix of manufacturers and vocalists such as OAFF, Kayan, Kamakshi Khanna, Lisa Mishra and more went to the four-day retreat Room one at Kaiā Villa. Picture: Courtesy of REPRESENT Earlier this month, skill management firm REPRESENT arranged a songwriting camp for its artists at the unwinded and picturesque Kaiā Goa neglecting the magnificent Ashvem Beach in the picturesque state in between September 11th to the 14th. We discovered ourselves on the exact same flight from Mumbai to Goa with a few of the artists heading to the camp and after a two-hour hold-up at the airport, we were lastly on our method. After being welcomed with first-class hospitality from the Kaiā Goa personnel, we settled into our particular and really lavish spaces prior to heading back out to get a sense of what was to come. Due to the artists showing up late due to the fact that of the postponed flights, the first day started at supper time with a few of the artists having actually not fulfilled prior to being familiar with each other. Present around the table were the similarity vocalists and manufacturers such as Lisa Mishra, Kamakshi Khanna, Saahel, The Rish, Jai Dhir, Akanksha Bhandari, Riz Shain, Kimeraa and Somanshu Agarwal. To start a conversation, Mishra continued to ask everybody what they were presently listening to while Saahel and Dhir sang things they were dealing with to each other. Despite the fact that a few of the artists were tired from the long day of taking a trip, they established mini studios at the Kaiā Villa and divided themselves into groups and kept up late to start deal with brand-new music. (From left) Lisa Mishra, Somanshu Agarwal and The Rish. Picture: Courtesy of REPRESENT The next early morning, we entered to hear what was cooking at the camp. In one space you had Khanna, Bhandari, Saahel and Rutvik Talashilkar stimulating a pop-soul track. There was lots of vocalizing going on as Khanna was developing singing parts on the fly. Over in space 2, Mishra, The Rish and Agarwal were putting in parts on a fresh track, one that Mishra stated had a “abundant noise.” The trio were bonding well with each other as they were dealing with something that remained in the sonic area they grow in. They would likewise commemorate like a group scoring an objective whenever an excellent part came together. Space 3 saw Dhir, Riz, Kimeraa and Kanishk Seth sign up with forces. The quartet were developing a wacky juxtaposition of noises that combined meditative music with drum and bass. The result of which immediately clicked and produced rather the earworm. The artists invested a great deal of time moving areas around and seeing what works best while they likewise discussed what digital audio workstations (DAWs) they like best. The artists started working in particular groups, each of them would leap into other sessions to ideate and bring in a fresh set of ears. Saahel came into space 3 to include mouth percussion parts to the meditative D&B track. (From left) Kimeraa, Saahel and Yashraj. Image: Courtesy of REPRESENT After a fast lunch break where we got to delight in the yummy Kaiā Goa menu, the artists returned for more sessions at night. The night likewise saw artists such as Yashraj, OAFF and Kayan– who simply returned from her gig in Seoul– sign up with the celebration. We captured a little Bhandari and Yashraj lay-down vocals on a slick production from Riz. As the day ended, we discovered that there were inputs galore from each artist throughout the sessions with each of them taking in recommendations without a hassle, that made for a completely collective experience. We started day 3 by attending a session that OAFF and Kayan were dealing with. The set were fine-tuning a track they started the previous night. Both artists were pressing each other lyrically and likewise joking about a few of the lyrics they were creating. While the tune began efficiently, they did strike a little bit of a brick wall when it occurred to the 2nd verse. After a bit of penetrating, they were ultimately able to come through wit
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