Rāga After Dark is a nocturnal journey through Indian melody, jazz harmony, and cinematic stillness.

Rooted in the emotional depth of rāga and shaped by the spacious language of late-night jazz, these slow instrumental pieces are meant for immersion — not distraction. Bansuri, saxophone, strings, silence, breath, and rhythm unfold like fragments of a dream after midnight.

This is music for the hours when the world becomes quieter and the inner world becomes louder.

Some pieces move like rain against a dimly lit window.
Some drift like incense through memory.
Some burn slowly with longing, sensuality, solitude, or spiritual ache.

This is music for night drives, dim rooms, sleepless thoughts, and disappearing into another world — where Indian melodic grammar dissolves into atmosphere, emotion, and timeless cinematic sound.

These are slow, immersive instrumental experiences, felt physically, emotionally, mentally, and somewhere beyond language.

Headphones recommended.
Lights low.