Saachi Asks 'If There's a Sign' On New Single
RollingStone India|December 2022
The track is the Mumbai singer-songwriter's second release of 2022
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Saachi Asks 'If There's a Sign' On New Single

AFTER RELEASING THE SOUL/FUNK OFFERING "Stop" earlier this year, Mumbai singer-songwriter Saachi wrote for Web 3.0 music project Swaraj Collective and was also part of Gatecrash's Amplify program for indie artists. Now, on the eve of her maiden performance at Bacardi NH7 Weekender in Pune this weekend, Saachi is out with a new single, the pop/jazz track "If There's a Sign." She says, "I have spent so much time with talented artists who reminded me why I do this and inspired me to give more of myself into my songs. That has translated to a lot of my writing now."

RSaachi began penning the new song this past June and informs us that she was, at the time, feeling a sense of fatigue in life. The artist says, "When you transition from college life to moving out and living on your own, paying bills, taking responsibility the first part of the fatigue came from that." She adds,

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