Rauhan Malik will be representing India at the Intervision song contest in Moscow

19 September 2025, 0:05

A singer, composer, and producer from Kashmir, whose work blends folk motifs with elements of rock and pop music. His songs tell the story of Kashmir through a contemporary musical language that resonates with listeners both in India and beyond.

Since 2019, Rauhan has released a number of standout tracks, including the hits Ishq and Jaan Wandiyo , which have garnered millions of streams on digital platforms. He performs actively across India and represents modern Kashmiri music on the international stage.

As a co-founder of a music label and an educator with over twelve years of experience, Rauhan seamlessly combines his artistic and teaching pursuits, showcasing the richness of Kashmiri culture through a fresh and innovative sound.

Listen to Rauhan’s Intervision -2025 song Ishq here .

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