Remember That Soothing Music On Your IndiGo Flight? Meet The Artists Behind It
The soothing voice behind IndiGo's in-flight track All I Want Is Touchdown has finally been revealed.
When travelling on public transport or flights, we often hear familiar voices announcing stops or calming music playing in the background. Yet, few of us ever wonder who's actually behind those voices. Recently, IndiGo introduced a new in-flight music track titled All I Want Is Touchdown, played just before takeoff and after landing. The soothing vocals have caught the attention of many passengers, but do you know who the artists behind the track are?
Here's everything you need to know about the voices behind IndiGo's latest in-flight anthem.
Who Created The Song
The song features two voices, Ayushi Joshi and Srishhti BhitriKothiy. While Ayushi sang the main lyrics, Srishhti added all the background vocals and harmonies in the track. Recently, Srishhti posted a video on Instagram where she was on a flight, quietly recording herself while her voice played in the background. Passengers were seen busy boarding and adjusting to their seats, unaware that the talented singer was sitting among them. In her caption, she wrote, 'Nobody on this flight knows that the voice they hear in the aircraft is mine."
How People Are Reacting To The Song
After Srishhti BhitriKothiy posted the video on Instagram, many social media users were surprised and amazed to learn that she was the voice behind the calming in-flight track.
Reacting to the post, a user wrote, 'Wait, no fricking way omg, I love this song wayy to much ma'am, omg. It's my alarm, my phone ringtone omg."
Another shared, 'I downloaded this song after hearing it in our Hong Kong flight."
'So you're the reason why I can't get it off my head after landing," a comment read.
An individual stated, 'When Indigo changed their boarding music, I wanted to know the song. Somehow I found it, now I got to know the artist too. All I want is touchdown is so relaxing."
Another mentioned, 'I liked the voice and the melody. It is pleasant overall, so a good composition to me. Also, yes, the voice."
One more added, 'To hear this after landing is peace. A nice melody."
Who Are Ayushi Joshi And Srishhti BhitriKothiy
Ayushi is an indie artist known not just for his singing, but also for her skills as a composer and lyricist. Some of his well-known songs include Aao Na, Apsara, Sham and Kill Bill. One of her tracks was even featured in an ad for The Man Company.
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Srishhti, on the other hand, started her music journey in 2024 and launched her album Pluto in April 2025. Although music has always been close to her heart, her Instagram profile shows that she used to do small music gigs while working as an advocate.
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