RECENTLY, Chandigarh-bred psychedelic/techno artist Pranavi Walia aka Vasvi released her thumping two-track debut EP entitled Quantum Soup, out via Italian label Psy4Aliens. Vasvi caught up with us to talk about how she discovered music, what led to her performing live, the tracks on the EP, future plans and more. Read below.
How did your interest in music begin?
Being born and raised in Chandigarh, I was a pretty studious kid. Music always had an important place in my heart, even when I started with metal and rock in school. I shifted to Delhi for my Undergraduate in Clinical Psychology, which opened up a lot of new music to me. I spent my days studying and nights discovering new music at different hot spots in the city. I have a ton of people to thank for shaping my music taste and pushing me into playing professionally.
When did you being performing and writing your own music?
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