Seema Farswani’s ‘Sketches on the Walls’ Inspires Audiences to Embrace Authenticity

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9 Lounges Team

10/24/2025

In an era where music transcends borders, Seema Farswani stands as a true embodiment of cultural fusion and creative courage. The Indian-American multilingual singer-songwriter and interior designer based in Singapore has been capturing hearts across the globe with her soulful sound and visual artistry. A Finalist at the ICMA – Intercontinental Music Awards (Los Angeles, 2025) and a Berklee Summer Alumni ’25, Seema’s journey is one of artistic evolution, resilience, and global storytelling.

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A New Era of Sound and Identity

Seema’s follow-up single, Got My Mojo feat. Dem-C (April 2025), expanded her blues-rock essence into a vibrant collaboration that pulsed with new energy and global rhythm. Shortly after, she released Under a Blazing Sun (May 2025), a nostalgic pop-rock anthem layered with Arabian-inspired percussion and melodies—a sonic love letter to her childhood in Dubai. The single resonated with listeners worldwide, not just for its infectious rhythm, but for its emotional storytelling rooted in memory and belonging.

From Dubai Dreams to Global Recognition

Raised in the Middle East and having lived across the United States, Seema’s multicultural upbringing profoundly shapes her musical and artistic identity. Her sound moves fluidly between blues, pop-rock, and world music, often infused with textures and rhythms inspired by her travels and heritage. This unique blend gives her music a universal emotional appeal—raw, honest, and cinematic.

Her debut EP, Got My Mojo (May 2024), introduced listeners to her rich vocal tone and boundary-breaking artistry. The record transcended language barriers with songs performed in English, Spanish, Arabic, French, and Algerian Rai, earning praise from Muse Chronicle, Pophits.co, and Indie Dock. Each track reflected a different facet of her world view—whether it was the sultry groove of blues-rock or the ethereal spirit of global fusion.

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‘Sketches on the Walls’ – A Canvas of Courage and Self-Expression

Her latest single, Sketches on the Walls (October 2025), stands as a powerful self-portrait—an anthem for dreamers, creators, and those striving to live authentically. The song celebrates her dual life as both a designer and a musician, reflecting the courage it takes to be seen as one’s true self. With its empowering “Be You!” message, the track is an ode to artistic freedom and self-discovery.

Seema penned the song’s lyrics and melody herself, drawing inspiration from her experiences as an expat wife, mother, and artist navigating multiple worlds. The music blends her signature pop-rock and world influences with emotive synth textures and storytelling imagery—echoing the layered beauty of her design work.

Where Music Meets Design

Beyond her music, Seema Farswani’s background as an interior designer adds a distinctive dimension to her artistry. Just as she transforms spaces with texture, light, and color, she does the same with sound—crafting emotional landscapes that invite listeners to feel, imagine, and connect. Her creative philosophy unites these worlds: both music and design are languages of emotion, courage, and human connection.

The Universal Language of Seema Farswani

Through her ever-evolving catalog—from Got My Mojo to Sketches on the Walls—Seema Farswani continues to bridge continents, languages, and cultures. Her artistry speaks to something timeless and borderless: the human desire to create, to belong, and to be understood.

Whether performing in English or Arabic, designing homes or melodies, Seema’s work reminds us that art in all its forms is a reflection of who we are—and who we dare to become.