About me
Anahita Singh is a singer, songwriter, pianist, and audio engineer whose music lives at the intersection of vulnerability and strength.
Based in Delhi and moving to London in 2025, her work blends pop, indie, and country influences, shaped by both classical training and contemporary storytelling. Whether performing solo on piano or in stripped-down acoustic sets, Anahita’s songwriting is intimate, emotionally direct, and deeply personal.
Classically and contemporarily trained, she holds a Grade 6 Piano certification from Trinity College London and Grade 5 Vocals from Rockschool UK.
She has worked as an audio engineer at Ferris Wheel Studios, collaborating with artists such as Naalayak, Aditya Rikhari, and Anuv Jain. She has worked as a session engineer, pianist, and backing vocalist on several projects and has even worked with Coke Studio in 2025.
In October 2025, Anahita released her debut EP, Colours I Cry, a five-track project exploring heartbreak, longing, and emotional honesty, featuring songs such as If Only I Could Have You and Before I Cry. Alongside her solo work, she has collaborated on tracks like Mai Kya Karu, Not Fair, and Behne Do, where she explores genres beyond her usual sound, bringing her own artistic perspective to those styles.
Anahita is known for her empathetic, warm, and vibrant personality. Energetic and naturally drawn to the spotlight, she brings enthusiasm, openness, and a sense of connection wherever she goes. Her lively presence—paired with a famously terrible sense of humour—adds to her delightfully unfiltered and slightly unhinged charm. Beneath the playfulness, however, she is deeply driven: confident in her vision, clear about her goals, and intentional about the path she is building as an artist.
At the core of Anahita’s work is a desire to create music that helps people navigate the many emotional experiences of life. She strives to make art that is relatable, honest, and raw—songs that make listeners feel seen and remind them they are not alone. Through her music and voice, she hopes to build genuine connections with her audience and, over time, contribute to meaningful social change, which in the sociopolitical landscape of today's generation, is a pressing concern.
