Advaita is a New Delhi-based fusion band formed in 2004, known for seamlessly blending Indian classical music with rock, jazz, and world influences. The eight-member ensemble brings together traditional instruments like tabla, sarangi, and bansuri with electric guitars, drums, and keyboards, creating a sound that is both rooted and contemporary. Their debut album Grounded in Space (2009) introduced listeners to their unique style, while the follow-up The Silent Sea (2012) earned widespread acclaim and awards, cementing their reputation as one of India’s leading fusion acts. Advaita’s music is inspired by the philosophy of non-duality, and their compositions often explore spiritual and introspective themes. Known for dynamic live performances, the band has performed at major music festivals, corporate shows, and cultural events across India and internationally. With complex arrangements and improvisational energy, Advaita continues to redefine Indian fusion music while staying true to its rich cultural heritage.