- Rajiv Narang
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Imagine a single song featuring 242 artists, each representing a different country and territory in the world. That is The United Song, a global music project set to release on September 21, 2026. From every corner of the planet, musicians are lending their voices to one unifying track, celebrating diversity while sending a message of togetherness. Behind the project is a growing artist directory of contributors, each bringing their own culture and sound to the collaboration. Mark your calendar, and follow along as the countdown to release day continues.
Representing India is Cyrus Dali Vesuvala, known by his stage name "Psyve." A singer-songwriter who picked up the guitar in 1973, Cyrus has spent over four decades writing lyrics, music, and original artwork, penning close to 80 songs and poems along the way. Influenced by Leonard Cohen, Bob Dylan, and the Beatles, he has also collaborated with musicians across the US, Europe, and Bahrain. An architect by profession, Cyrus lives in Gurugram, near New Delhi, after years spent in Oman and Bahrain.
