Updated On: 06 June, 2022 08:19 AM IST | Mumbai | Shriram Iyengar
With their upcoming tour, city-based alt-rock band Daira looks to spread out and explore the forms of their musical expression

(From left) Vikalp Sharma, Shreyansh Kejriwal, Piyush Kapoor, Sourya Mukherjee and Shivam Pant. Pic Courtesy/Fahad Sheikh
Their recent single, Sab dhuaan hai, released in May 2022, captures a sense of philosophical musing on the temporal nature of life. It is a far cry from the angst and fire that one often seeks from an indie rock band. Yet, Daira continues to charm their way through the new revival of the rock movement in the Indian indie music space.
“The song is about finding happiness and difficult things. Recently, we thought of the loss of someone like KK, a huge artiste, and it was an unfortunate event that happened. In the end, it ends for everyone. It is a very sad, but philosophical thought,” Piyush Kapoor, vocalist and lyricist of the band, tells us. Formed in 2014, the band has already put out three albums — Daira, Vipreet Buddhi and Itni Jurrat?