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Shibani Kashyap on rejection, career uncertainty, and mental health: ‘Industry can give you applause one day…’

Shibani Kashyap on rejection, career uncertainty, and mental health: ‘Industry can give you applause one day…’

In an exclusive interview, renowned singer Shibani Kashyap discusses her 30-year journey in the music industry, her experiences in Bollywood, and the importance of platforms like Soundscapes of India. Kashyap emphasizes the need for a space that bridges independent artists and those who can help their music reach wider audiences.

She also shares that the idea of "The Joy of Discovery" fuels her passion for music and eagerly anticipates the surprises Season 3 of Soundscapes of India has in store. Kashyap believes that putting diverse voices together in one space creates a beautiful exchange of perspectives, ultimately enriching India's music landscape. Through her 30-year career, Kashyap has experienced various chapters, from independent pop to Bollywood, teaching her patience and the importance of distinguishing between what one can control and what unfolds naturally. Her vocal rituals include riyaaz, hydration, yoga, and mindfulness to maintain a healthy voice.

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