Call me Bae singer Bombay The Artist: I'm trying to spark conversations

In a world where conformity is often rewarded, Bombay The Artist stands out as a beacon of unapologetic individuality. Her art is a testament to the power of self-expression, a symphony of colors, sounds, and emotions that defies categorization.
As a female artist in a male-dominated industry, the musician is acutely aware of the stereotypes and challenges that come with her territory. Yet, she refuses to let these obstacles define her. "I think just by being myself, without holding back or thinking about how others will perceive me, is enough," she says, her voice dripping with conviction. "I'm a woman, and being real and true to myself is enough in that sense."
Bombay The Artist has never been one to shy away from controversy or difficult themes. Her art often touches on issues of social justice and women's rights, reflecting her own experiences and emotions. Take her recent single "Naina," for instance, which deals with the complex and deeply personal theme of oppression within family structures. "I think it's essential that my music reflects real themes and direct situations that I deal with," she explains. "I'm not just creating art for the sake of it; I'm trying to spark conversations and raise awareness."
So, who inspires this talented artist? Bombay The Artist cites a diverse range of influences, from the legendary Madam Noor Jahan and Begum Akhtar to modern-day icons like Rihanna and Lana Del Rey. What draws her to these women is their unwavering commitment to their craft and their unapologetic individuality. "I'm inspired by the way they encompass a feeling they felt and make it universal without being vague or generic," she gushes.
As she looks to the future, it's clear that she's just getting started. With a slew of new music and collaborations in the works, she's set to take the art world by storm. "I'm treating each release like I'm making movies and soundtracks," she reveals. "That's how it naturally works out, and that's the consistency in quality I'm aiming for."