Rudranurag is an electronic music producer based in Delhi, India. Inspired by the likes of Flume, FKJ, Eden and Skrillex, Rudranurag has loved experimenting with photography, ink-slinging and music since he was 13. He likes to produce music never heard before. Without restricting himself to any particular Genre, making everything from Lo-Fi, Chillstep, Ambient and feel good tracks to heavy, R&B inspired bangers. Rudranurag has been surrounded by the arts ever since he was young. He spent much of his childhood infront of music instruments and softwares— soaking up everything from software (Adobe Photoshop and Premiere Pro) to music production programmes like FL Studio and Logic Pro. He soon began dabbling in design and animation, creating his own artworks and 3D models. Then, he became obsessed with Photography and Writing, and even wrote a few poems. But music was a constant throughout. “I was always listening to something or the other while creating,” he says. Rudranurag first thought about making music eight years ago, when he heard the works of artists Skrillex, Afrojack, Dimitri Vegas and Krwella. “Their sound drove me crazy,” says the ambient artist. Then in year 2016, Rudranurag got his first break as the featured artist for Canada based music artist JDSYN's EP launch in India. “I was nervous. But by the end of my recording, everyone was dancing and cheering. I couldn’t believe it.” Things have been on the up for him since. He’s now represented by famous American magazine Rolling Stones and well know music channel VH1, which handles some of India’s hottest indie musicians, including Madboy/Mink, Komorebi, Skyharbour and Oceantied. Rudranurag’s lush, emotive sound (varying from dense and dreamy to dance-floor-ready beats) has found appeal globally too — in May, 2017, American EDM sensation DEAMN reposted his track which was originally produced by himself and featured by Rudranurag ‘Give Me Your Love’, which features the haunting vocals of Los Angeles based singer-songwriter Jaki Nelson, on Youtube, leading to a spike in his reach. Rudranurag is now neck-deep in his first EP, which he hopes to release later this year: “I’m just getting started,” he says.