Vision
Music as the common language of India.
To bridge cultures, languages, and communities with performances that feel intimate even in a ballroom — soulful, diverse, and impossible to sit through quietly.
Our story
The Audible Decibels began as a late-night experiment between friends who refused to pick a single language — or a single mood. One rehearsal would open with a ghazal, tilt into a retro classic, then land on an indie hook that made the room lean forward.
That curiosity became a craft. We learned how a Kannada chorus can sit beside a Hindi ballad, how a Sufi refrain can bloom into a dance-floor medley, and how an acoustic encore can still feel like a headline set.
Today the band travels as a complete live unit: voices that can switch dialects, arrangements that honour the lyric, and a stage presence designed for Indian celebrations that hold many homes in one hall.
Every booking is scored like a film — first dance, first toast, first roar from the back tables — so the night feels authored, not assembled from a generic playlist.
Vision
To bridge cultures, languages, and communities with performances that feel intimate even in a ballroom — soulful, diverse, and impossible to sit through quietly.
Mission
We design multilingual setlists, arrive production-ready, and leave guests with a night they talk about in more than one language — at weddings, corporates, festivals, and private gatherings.
Repertoire
Anthems and deep cuts with live punch.
Golden-era melodies, velvet arrangements.
Measured, nocturnal, and lyrical.
Modern textures for younger floors.
Devotional fire with festival lift.
Honouring the languages in the room.
Stripped, close, and cinematic — for lounges, vows, and late encore hours.