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Anisha AOD

Anisha AOD

Folk-pop artist Anisha AOD is a classical pianist, self-taught guitarist and poet. Through her songs, AOD, in her quintessentially quirky way, describes how she makes peace with herself and with people in her life.

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Joy Orbison, Logic1000, Jyoty & More Arrive In India For The Warehouse Project

Back in August, the prominent Manchester-rooted event series The Warehouse Project announced its India debut with shows at Bangalore's Sunburn Union on October 24, at Mumbai's Dome on October 25 and...

Premiere: ‘Thunderstruck’ By Anisha AOD

Anisha Uppal aka Anisha AOD returned a few weeks ago, after a year of break from releasing music, with the listful ‘Skin’. Continuing to unravel her musical persona with each single, the New Delhi...

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