Rain in Sahara

Rain in Sahara is an Indian-based, international, award-winning activist-music act whose members also feature as Transparency International Anti-Corruption Music Ambassadors. They gained attention from Rolling Stone and to date received over quarter of a million streams/views from their previous two singles tackling corruption and climate change. Their debut single “Black Water” reveals the corruption, income inequality and environmental degradation as seen in a day in the life of an Indian street child. It received critical acclaim, garnered several international awards and premiered in the USA.

Rain in Sahara’s sonic palette fuses a huge and often experimental range of elements and instrumentation such as hip-hop, rock, trap, Indian and Western classical music, electronica, reggae, metal, and even Latin music to create their signature sound. Often described as “Music for Change,” Rain in Sahara uses the power of music to bring people together and to ignite minds. Their aim is nothing less than to move people to take positive action on the biggest issues we face as a global community by fostering engagement, spreading awareness, promoting dialogue and most importantly, encouraging empathy. The band name, Rain in Sahara, embodies the hope for and the belief in a flourishing future of regeneration as much of the human spirit as of our planet.