Ventures
Ensemble
Sahanaad:
Voices
beyond
boundaries
Ensemble Sahanaad, founded in Pune in 2021, is a contemporary choir known for its experimental approach to diverse genres. It blends traditional influences with innovative vocal techniques, offering a platform for composers and artists to explore and grow. Through initiatives like Unwind, the ensemble fosters social and personal awareness within the musical community. Celebrated for its evocative performances, Sahanaad transcends cultural and stylistic boundaries, showcasing music’s power to inspire reflection and connection.
Ether:
A commercial
music
production
hub with
easy access
to all
Ether, founded by Aabha Soumitra in 2020, is a music production venture specializing in creating evocative soundscapes for films, brands, theater, and digital media. With a focus on quality and innovation, Ether ensures its music enhances narratives and resonates deeply with audiences.
Beyond commercial projects, Ether drives creative initiatives like Headspace, a program fostering artistic growth through workshops, jam sessions, and skill-sharing. Balancing professional expertise with a passion for exploration, Ether bridges music production and artistic collaboration seamlessly.
FLOW:
Nature and
journeys
form
collaborative
artworks
Flow, founded in 2019 by Aabha Soumitra, Neel Salekar, and Aarya Ghotikar, is a collaborative platform exploring the fusion of music and visuals. It launched Aabha’s projects Raabi Re and Dar Dar Bhatkoon, blending music with Neel’s cinematic storytelling. Rooted in free artistic exploration, Flow draws inspiration from nature and travel, while also fostering interdisciplinary dialogues by integrating music with painting, sculpting, and more. It celebrates art's shared language across diverse mediums.
PEACE PROJECTS:
Shared visions
through
interdisciplinary
arts and
collaboration
Peace Projects is an interdisciplinary collective founded in 2025 by Parna Pethe, Aabha Soumitra, and Maitreyee Joshi.
It brings together theatre, music, and movement to create deeply interwoven, collaborative performances.
Works like Something Like Truth and GOAT reflect the group’s commitment to form, emotion, and collective authorship.
