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Vishal Bhardwaj to Launch 200 Unreleased Tracks via His Mirchi Label
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🗓 06 Oct 2026, 10:17 AM
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Composer‑director Vishal Bhardwaj announced plans to publish two hundred previously unreleased songs through his own music label, Mirchi.in.
Renowned composer and filmmaker Vishal Bhardwaj has revealed that his music label, Mirchi.in, will roll out a collection of 200 songs that have not been made public before. The initiative aims to bring archival material from Bhardwaj’s extensive career, spanning film scores, folk adaptations and experimental pieces, to a wider audience.
Industry observers note that the move could enrich the digital music catalogue in India, offering fans access to rare compositions that were previously confined to private archives or limited releases. Bhardwaj’s label is expected to distribute the tracks across major streaming platforms, ensuring both domestic and overseas listeners can stream them.
While specific release dates have not been disclosed, the announcement signals a strategic push by the composer to monetize his back catalogue and preserve his musical legacy. The project also aligns with a broader trend of Indian artists curating and digitising unreleased works for commercial and cultural preservation.
The Mirchi.in platform, already known for handling Bollywood soundtracks, will likely handle promotion and rights management for the new batch. Fans and collectors are anticipating the launch, which could also spark renewed interest in Bhardwaj’s earlier films and collaborations.
Further details are expected to emerge as the label finalises the rollout schedule, but the core plan remains clear: 200 unreleased tracks will soon be available for streaming and download.
Industry observers note that the move could enrich the digital music catalogue in India, offering fans access to rare compositions that were previously confined to private archives or limited releases. Bhardwaj’s label is expected to distribute the tracks across major streaming platforms, ensuring both domestic and overseas listeners can stream them.
While specific release dates have not been disclosed, the announcement signals a strategic push by the composer to monetize his back catalogue and preserve his musical legacy. The project also aligns with a broader trend of Indian artists curating and digitising unreleased works for commercial and cultural preservation.
The Mirchi.in platform, already known for handling Bollywood soundtracks, will likely handle promotion and rights management for the new batch. Fans and collectors are anticipating the launch, which could also spark renewed interest in Bhardwaj’s earlier films and collaborations.
Further details are expected to emerge as the label finalises the rollout schedule, but the core plan remains clear: 200 unreleased tracks will soon be available for streaming and download.