SANJNA grew up humming Bollywood songs in the back seat of a car, studied Carnatic classical music in Bangalore, and went on to double-major in Math and Music at Harvard — which is either the most logical combination or the least, depending on who you ask.

After moving back to America, Sanjna delved into songwriting and music production. Her self-produced debut Look At Us Now (2024) and sophomore album Jupiter (2025) have drawn comparisons to Adele, Norah Jones, and H.E.R.

she recently released a single “Usually,” which she wrote and produced herself.

Reluctantly recruited into a Led Zeppelin cover band at 12, Sanjna spent approximately three weeks resisting it before she was screaming Communication Breakdown at the top of her lungs and fully immersed herself in classic rock. Her influences have only expanded from there, including jazz, R&B, Carnatic classical, opera, and pop.

She's performed at venues across the East Coast, won national awards for songwriting and classical voice, and is currently working on her third album. She is also a cellist, has synesthesia, and will absolutely talk your ear off about the sociolinguistics of 90s hip-hop if you let her.