I am a award winning British Indian audio producer and journalist from London who has produced programmes on music, art, mental health, and politics. 

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I love audio because more so than any other medium it has the power to immerse you in novel worlds, stories and ideas - giving you a felt sense of how others think and feel.

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As an alumni of the APA award-winning Multitrack scheme, I have been lucky enough to work with some of the UK’s leading production companies — including Somethin’ Else, Reduced Listening and Vespucci amongst others. I was recently awarded a fellowship by the Sir Lenny Henry Centre for Media Diversity Industry Fellowship to research how the audio industry can be more inclusive for the neuro-diverse.

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Alongside my work in audio storytelling, I'm an enthusiastic collector and sharer of music.

​I spent several years working behind the counter at Honest Jons Records in West London, and was a feature writer for online music magazine Stamp the Wax.

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I currently run a monthly event called Mind Dance where friend and I book upcoming artists to perform live. All the proceeds of the event go to the mental health charity Mind.

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I also host my own music radio show called 'Celestial Grub' on Voices Radio where each week I select a different theme to explore, whether that be psychedelic country music or modern film scores.

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When I'm not doing the above, I'm usually reading, writing, going to the cinema and seeing live music.​