The Yellow Diary
Pop-Rock Band
India's leading pop rock band, The Yellow Diary pairs thought-provoking poetry with a modern, genre-bending soundscape. Driven by powerful, deeply personal songwriting, their music carries the spirit of old-school poetic rock shaped for a contemporary Indian audience: emotional resonance built on stadium-ready production, and a loyal, high-intent audience that treats the discography like a personal confession. Five voices on one diary, Rajan Batra on lead vocals and songwriting, Himonshu Parikh on keys, backing vocals and production, Harshvardhan Gadhvi on guitar, Stuart DaCosta on bass and Sahil Shah on drums. A decade of firsts runs from Marz, the song that first united the band, through Roz Roz with Shilpa Rao and its mainstream breakout, the Wonderment Tour sharing A.R. Rahman's stage, and into their debut album In Case We Forget. Rolling Stone calls them one of the biggest rock bands in India.
The records.
Placements
The complete book of credits lives on the discography.
