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Swati Bhatt

Swati Bhatt

Swati Bhatt is a Delhi-based singer/songwriter. Her music combines elements of jazz, a cappella singing, contemporary pop and folk while drawing from personal experiences around breaking social and mental barriers.

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Swati Bhatt & Takar Nabam Recommend Slowing Down For The Present On 'Scarlet Skies'

New Delhi's Swati Bhatt and Arunachal Pradesh's Takar Nabam just released their collaborative single 'Scarlet Skies'. Singing about remembering to slow down and live for the moment, the two artists...

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