About – Sagnika Chandra
Sagnika is a dynamic singer, composer, and songwriter whose music transcends boundaries, weaving raw emotion and depth into every note. Originally from Dhanbad, she has spent the past six years making her mark in Mumbai’s entertainment industry, establishing herself as a powerhouse in the world of music.
Since 2019, she has been a creative force at a leading film production house, lending her voice and vision to projects that resonate deeply with audiences. Her versatility as a playback singer, combined with her ability to craft soul-stirring compositions and poignant lyrics, has made her an artist to watch.
Sagnika’s journey in the music industry is marked by remarkable collaborations and solo projects. She worked on “Inn Nazron Ne,” a mesmerizing track released under Music and Sound and produced by none other than Mika Singh. She also lent her voice to the heartfelt Bengali song “Akaa Mon” for Zee Bangla, showcasing her ability to connect across languages and cultures. In addition, her solo releases, “Chaahat” and “O Sanam”, under GSL Films, further cement her place as an artist with an innate ability to evoke deep emotions through music.
Beyond her professional achievements, Sagnika has continually honed her craft, pushing the boundaries of her artistic expression. She has had the privilege of studying at the prestigious Royal College of Music in London, one of the world’s most renowned institutions for musical excellence. This experience has not only refined her technical prowess but has also deepened her understanding of music as an evolving art form. Immersing herself in a global music environment, she embraced new perspectives, techniques, and styles, shaping her into the artist she is today.
With an unwavering passion for her craft, Sagnika is now gearing up to release her much-anticipated album, “ILZAAM”, a project that promises to bring yet another dimension to her artistry. As she continues to captivate audiences worldwide, her music remains a testament to the power of melody, emotion, and storytelling—an ever-evolving symphony of life and experience.
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