Pragya Pallavi is an independent queer singer/songwriter, composer/producer , percussionist and performer who is classically trained as a Hindustani vocalist. Her compositions combine diverse influences such as EDM, R&B, jazz, hip-hop, alternative rock, and fusion, as well as classical Indian music, Sufi and folk music. She was born in Patna and is now based in Mumbai. She describes herself as a gender fluid lesbian. Pragya says, “I am a person who is not confined to any single genre, nationality, religion or gender. I want to bring together Indian and western, contemporary and traditional musical influences in a way that all types of people can relate to. I know songs have the power to create a movement, this is my attempt at being that voice for LGBTIQA+ persons across the world” Pragya released her debut album, Queerism on May 17th , 2019 . Queerism is India's first LGBTQIA+ themed album. Pragya’s album concept have been widely well received by both international and Indian media. She has been featured and interviewed on the prestigious Jeremy Vine talk show on BBC Radio 2, and BBC Asian Network. Her music is on rotation on a number of UK, US and Indian radio shows. She has received positive coverage from international press such as Billboard , Nylon, Unilad , Pink News, Gay Times Eastern Eye ,and Gay Star News, as well as being covered in a variety of international music blogs. In India Pragya’s music and story have been covered by Times of India, The Hindu , Mumbai Mirror , New Indian Express, The News Minute, Mid-Day, Blush magazine, Radio Mirchi , Radio One, SoundboxIndia etc.