TAABIIR

Debut 5-track Hindustani fusion EP by

Riddhi Vikamshi, Sumer Naik & Antony Mathew

Get to Know TAABIIR

Taabiir is the debut EP by Berklee College of Music artists Riddhi Vikamshi, Sumer Naik, and Antony Mathew —

a cross-cultural project blending Hindustani classical music with global contemporary sounds. The EP brings together

five original compositions that move between jazz, RnB, Latin influences, folk colors, progressive ideas, and Indian classical expression.

At its core, Taabiir explores the idea of interpreting a dream — the moment imagination, identity, and collaboration become real. Each track reflects the trio’s individual musical roots while forming a unified sonic world shaped by friendship, experimentation, and emotional storytelling.

Created at Berklee and crafted with a community of musicians, engineers, and visual collaborators, Taabiir is a journey of transformation, belonging, and shared artistic vision — expressed through sound, visual symbolism, and live performance.

Our Story

We come from different musical backgrounds — Hindustani classical, Metal, Rock and Classical— yet our influences naturally intertwined. We were drawn to the idea of making music that didn’t belong to one genre or culture, but instead reflected all of us: our roots, our identities, and the stories we carry.

Each track holds a piece of our individual voices while revealing how beautifully different musical identities can converge. Our first single, “Kaahe,” introduced this collaborative sound and since then, our music has continued to flow naturally between genres, guided not by rules but by instinct and the connection we share.

As performers and composers, we strive to create immersive, culturally fluid live experiences that highlight dialogue, movement, and expression across traditions. Taabiir is our first step into a world that celebrates musical diversity, cross-cultural storytelling, and the power of collaboration — a dream interpreted into sound.