The composer is coming off the back of a memorable performance at Lollapalooza in January earlier this year, and a Coke Studio track. But Infinite Worlds stands out for the subtleties. The use of Mishra’s vocals that slip in to add a haunting element that runs through the hypnotic bassline is one. The other is a standout feature by Mishra’s frequent collaborator, Warren Mendonsa. The two had previously collaborated on the composer’s debut single, Anita in 2020 which also featured Shubha Mudgal. 

This time Mendonsa takes over with a spectacular solo that almost steals the show. The slick fret work is combined with the eerie vocal samples and heavy synths to stunningly lift the song further. “Warren and his energy and his ability to recreate the music I can hear in my head is a blessing,” Mishra says, before adding, “He always says more through his guitar, and that resonates with my music.”

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With two EPs last year —Fruits and Arcade — Infinite Worlds marks the first of the year for Mishra. His next one, Solo At Your Party is set to come out this month. It looks like another productive year for the bassist-composer.

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