About Soumita Saha

Soumita Saha is an Indian singer, songwriter, visual artist, and writer born in Kolkata. Raised in a culturally rooted family, she is the daughter of playback singer and voice trainer Swapan Saha and critic-writer Madhumita, inheriting a deep affinity for music and literature from an early age. She trained formally in Rabindrasangeet, Indian classical, semi-classical music, and Christmas carols, attending workshops with eminent musical exponents. An Architecture graduate, Soumita balanced academics with artistic pursuits, writing for blogs and magazines while exploring visual art on canvas. She debuted with the EDM track “Ishq” in collaboration with Florida-based Big Tuned Records and later contributed to playback projects in Tollywood films and television. Her Indo-French collaboration with musician Greg Sauzet reinterpreting Tagore’s works was showcased at international platforms including Festival del Cefalù. In 2026, she published Bleeding Vermillion Hues, her debut book..inspired by her painting series “Stamp,” also composing and releasing a song of the same title—reflecting her signature fusion of literature, music, and visual art.

Thursday, 23 April 2020

Secret Keeper

According to Benjamin Franklin
"Three may keep a secret, if two of them are dead." While a quote from Lauren Oliver's 'Before I Fall' says
"A good friend keeps your secrets for you. A best friend helps you keep your own secrets."
The toughest thing in life is to find an ideal secret keeper. An ideal secret keeper not only hides your secret from the world but also refrain from reminding you if at all you went wrong...
Do you have a secret keeper?
Well, tag him /her in the comment section ❤️

Title: Secret Keeper
Medium: Classmate octane colored pens, sketch pen on paper
The making


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