Six Bengaluru Rappers Release Climate‑Crisis Rap Album from Dry Lakes to Quarried Aravallis

Six Bengaluru-based rappers have unveiled a multilingual rap album that maps India’s climate crisis, weaving together narratives from the city’s dry lakes to the quarried Aravalli hills.

The album features tracks in multiple Indian languages, each addressing environmental challenges such as water scarcity, land degradation, and the impacts of mining. By juxtaposing the stark imagery of Bengaluru’s parched lakes with the altered landscapes of the Aravalli range, the artists aim to highlight the breadth of climate change across the country.

Music critics note that the project uses rap’s rhythmic appeal to engage younger audiences with complex ecological issues. The collaboration brings together diverse voices, underscoring the collective responsibility to confront climate change.

While the release date and distribution platforms have not been specified, the album is already generating buzz on social media, with listeners praising its candid storytelling and cultural relevance.