THREE YEARS AFTER her sophomore EP Bridges was released, Mumbai-based singer-song-writer and harpist Nush Lewis has now returned with her third EP, the just-released four-track Forgotten Verses.
Over the last couple of years, Lewis has performed material from the new record at various gigs. According to the artist, the new songs are based on "old free verses written many moons ago." She adds, "I actually couldn't recollect the context in which they were written. So, it was almost like I had to interpret them for myself in that present moment."
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