From the drum stool
Adamya is a player first. He trained as a drummer, including formal Rockschool training, so he comes to a session from the musician's side: how a band locks together, and what a performance needs before it can be recorded well.
Into engineering and production
He went on to formal training in audio engineering at the Sri Aurobindo Centre for Arts and Communication in New Delhi. Since then he has worked as a producer, engineer and musician across hip-hop, R&B, alternative rock and electronic pop.
That mix shapes how sessions run here. The musical side — the song, the arrangement, the feel of a take — gets as much attention as the technical side of getting it recorded cleanly.
Working musicians
The studio is a working room. Artists including Rahul Ram, Mohit Chauhan and Vinayak Gupta have come to The Tiny Room Studio to record and work on their projects, alongside the bands and independent musicians who rehearse and record here.
Across his wider career as a producer and engineer, Adamya has also worked with Harrdy Sandhu, Shubha Mudgal, Indian Ocean, Parikrama, Euphoria, MOSKO and Undying Inc..
