At three years old, Swara Oza walked into a professional recording studio in Rajkot and sang a lullaby called Hun Taaro Lalo. She has no memory of expecting it to travel anywhere. Two decades later, people her own age tell her they grew up hearing it sung to them as children. That early, unplanned reach set the tone for a career built almost entirely on instinct, and it eventually led the 24-year-old to invent a genre nobody in Gujarati music h…
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