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Time of India

A Hyper-real harmony: Drama & sound converge at genre-bending gig

Multifaceted creative Kavya Trehan aka KAVYA talks about crafting immersive live experiences — layering sound, light, and movement to build a surreal sonic world on stage I've always wanted to create a world where people can feel safe to just be,' says Delhi-based singer-songwriter, KAVYA aka Kavya Trehan . That intention came through vividly during her recent performance in Hyderabad, which blended theatrical elements with immersive soundscapes — and gradually built into a set that was both meditative and deeply rhythmic. Operation Sindoor Armed forces maintaining strong vigil after Pak ceasefire breach: MEA Pakistan violates ceasefire: Loud explosions, sirens haunt J&K- what we know so far Behind the scenes of ceasefire: Calls from Pakistan, Washington In an exclusive chat with us before taking to the stage, she spoke about building sonic worlds and her evolving artistic identity . 'I miss going to a stage and feeling emotions transform' Returning to live performance , the musician leaned into her theatre roots — a craft she's been immersed in since the age of eight — to create a set that felt more like a narrative unfolding than just a playlist. 'In this world, when we are overburdened with information at the second call of our fingertips, I really miss my theatre background. I miss physically going to a stage and feeling emotions transform,' she shared. That desire played out in the very first moments of her set as she opened the show lying still on the floor, resembling a woodland spirit waking from slumber. From there, the performance gradually swelled, layering immersive soundscapes with movement, light, and a sense of otherworldliness. 'Instead of trying to do something that's trending, I wanted to lean into the fundamental reason I'm a creative person. I wanted to make something that comes from my core,' she added. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Your Finger Shape Says a Lot About Your Personality, Read Now Tips and Tricks Undo The last time I was in Hyderabad, my crew and I took back 4–5 kilos of biryani for our friends. This time, those 4–5 kilos went straight into our stomachs! (laughs). A large part of what I do — and why I do it — is for a sliver of self-empowerment. When I see that reflected in the audience as they vibe with my music, it always clicks - Shrestha Mukherjee