You know that fleeting moment your mind straddles while slowly waking up from a dream? It’s a few transient minutes when anything is possible, and a lightness fills you up, before reality hits you in the face. Sirens for Silence’s music lives in that moment — where you’re at your alertest, and perhaps, truest. The musical collective is inviting listeners to join them on a meditative journey through sound and sense at their upcoming gig at Si Bambai in Kala Ghoda. 

The collective that was established in Goa last year, was founded by Tamara Kazziha, Madhav Agarwal and Arija Rasutis. At their debut performance in Mumbai, city-based artist Jayesh Malani, who plays the guitar and saxophone, will be joining Kazziha and Agarwal. While Kazziha is an Egyptian-Scottish violinist, vocalist and trained breathwork facilitator, Agarwal is a producer and performer trained in Hindustani classical music. Rasutis, who hails from Lithuania, plays the bansuri, coordinates breathwork, and also dabbles with Tibetan singing bowls.