Coke Studio Bharat returns with its fourth season, featuring a diverse lineup of artists from across the country. The season includes veterans like Rekha Bhardwaj and Mame Khan alongside emerging voices such as Faheem Abdullah and Aditya Rikhari.
The season spans folk, Sufi, devotional, and contemporary sounds, drawing from Indian musical traditions such as Rajasthani folk, Kashmiri narrative forms, and Banaras-rooted accounts.
Rekha Bhardwaj said, 'Every generation rediscovers its roots in its own way. Coke Studio Bharat provides a space where that rediscovery happens through collaboration.'
Aditya Rikhari added, 'Season 4 feels intimate in its writing, but expansive in how it's heard.'
Shantanu Gangane, IMX Lead at Coca-Cola India and Southwest Asia, said, 'Season 4 accelerates the approach of showcasing culture and music from the heartlands at a national and global stage.'
Devraj Sanyal, Chairman and CEO of Universal Music Group India and South Asia, concluded, 'Our prime directive is simple - to build the most compelling music with the most exceptional artists, and in doing so, help shape culture here in India and beyond.'
