While catering to an audience that is in contrast to their own, an artiste is often forced to question whether putting their own cultural history on a pedestal would work in favour of or against them. That, however, is a fact that did not bother BombayMami, who could explore a bit of every world with her music, because “nobody knew where I was from”. 

“The Black community thought I was mixed race, and people from the south American community thought I was one of them,” she says, quick to add in jest, “But, not white people, obviously.” Being “racially ambiguous” implied that the singer was never “put in a box” and could explore “a variety of [genres].”