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Top Indian Female Artists to Add to Your Playlist Right Now

There’s something unmistakably powerful about the female voice in Indian music - it carries softness and strength in equal measure. Whether you’re driving, cooking, walking, or just zoning out after a long day, the right voice can hold your hand without asking questions.

If your playlist needs a reset, here are some incredible Indian female artists - across genres - who deserve a permanent place.

You’ll discover voices here that feel like old friends - familiar, warm, and quietly unforgettable...!

1. Prateeksha Srivastava
You may not have heard her name in mainstream spaces yet, but her indie tracks like Raastein and Meherbaan are quiet revelations. She blends acoustic rawness with thoughtful lyrics - perfect for late-night listening.

2. Shilpa Rao
From Khuda Jaane to Besharam Rang, Shilpa Rao’s voice has range - soulful, sultry, and strong. Her tone is unmistakable and her ability to glide between genres keeps her timeless.

3. Jasleen Royal
The beauty of Jasleen’s voice lies in its simplicity. Tracks like Din Shagna Da, Nachde Ne Saare, and Love You Zindagi feel like journal entries sung out loud. You’ll want to hum along instantly.

4. Shreya Ghoshal
She’s been in the game for decades and still sounds brand new every time. From classical to peppy, Shreya’s versatility is unmatched. If you haven’t heard Laung Da Lashkara in a while, go back - you’ll remember why she’s irreplaceable.


 

5. Sireesha Bhagavatula
A rising name, especially after Rasaali and recent Coke Studio tracks, Sireesha brings classical training into modern arrangements beautifully. She’s one to watch if you love layered vocals and mood-setting melodies.

6. Neha Bhasin
Bold and edgy, Neha’s music refuses to blend in. Songs like Jag Ghoomeya (Female) and her indie Punjabi singles have a rawness that feels real - perfect when you want a voice that says what it means.

7. Amrit Kaur Lohia
Based in the UK, Amrit fuses classical Indian vocals with global influences like jazz and soul. Her tracks are not everyday radio fare, but when you find her, she stays.

These artists aren’t just singers - they’re soundscapes. So the next time you're building a playlist - whether it's for your walk, your workday, or just winding down - let these women be part of it. They’ll meet you exactly where you are.