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Opening Energy: Beyond Boundaries
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Mileesha Vannan Live
Opening the night at antiSOCIAL Mumbai, Mileesha Vannan set the tone with a vibrant and emotionally layered Bollywood performance. Moving seamlessly between soulful melodies like Muskaanein Jhoothi Hain and Iktara, to powerful tracks like Bulleya, the set carried both depth and intensity.
Backed by a full live ensemble and an engaged audience, the performance felt immersive, warm, and celebratory, the perfect beginning to the night.
ASMI Live
ASMI’s debut performance unfolded as an intimate acoustic journey rooted in vulnerability and quiet confidence. Starting with stripped-down arrangements, the set gradually expanded into fuller, richer compositions.
By the end, the atmosphere transformed into a shared experience, with the audience actively participating, making the debut feel personal, raw, and unforgettable.
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Sonic Craft: The Producers’ Stage
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Äthwayy
Marking his debut at antiSOCIAL Mumbai, Äthwayy delivered a tightly controlled DJ set that evolved from deep techno grooves into high-intensity hardstyle.
Rather than isolated tracks, the performance flowed as a continuous sonic progression, carefully building tension and releasing it through seamless transitions. The crowd remained fully engaged, feeding into the energy of the set.
dhrijit.
Bringing a contrasting yet equally immersive experience, dhrijit. showcased original music across genres, from R&B and hip-hop to hyperpop and experimental sounds.
The set blurred boundaries, unfolding as a fluid journey driven by instinct and mood. It felt spontaneous, alive, and deeply personal, highlighting the creative depth of production-led performance.
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Vocal Spotlight: Contemporary Performance
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lishevae (Elizabeth John)
In her debut as lishevae, Elizabeth John delivered a groove-led set inspired by neo-soul and funk. Influenced by artists like D’Angelo, her performance balanced technical finesse with emotional expression.
Supported by a tight live band, tracks like Red Room and Really Love created a rich, immersive sonic space.
Kiara Fernandes Live
Kiara Fernandes delivered one of the most heartfelt performances of the night, moving fluidly across neo-soul, funk, reggae, and Afropop.
What made the set stand out was not just the music, but the journey, overcoming stage fear and embracing the stage as a space of comfort and expression. The audience connected deeply, turning the performance into a shared emotional experience.
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The Final Act
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Shrimp Factory
Bringing a shift in energy, Shrimp Factory introduced a raw, blues-rock-driven sound. Led by Adavay Verma, the band showcased tight chemistry and strong stage presence.
As their first performance outside college, the set marked a defining step forward, confident, energetic, and full of promise.
Take II
Closing the night, Take II delivered a powerful Radiohead tribute led by Ajinkya Pradhan.
The performance reflected maturity, precision, and artistic control, offering a glimpse into the evolution of TSM artists beyond the classroom. It wasn’t just a closing act; it was a statement of what lies ahead.
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