Rachika Nayar Expands Her Sound with Percussion-Driven 'Heaven Come Crashing'

Musician Rachika Nayar has released her new album 'Heaven Come Crashing', a follow-up to her debut 'Our Hands Against The Dusk'. Unlike her debut, which featured no percussion at all, the new record experiments with rhythm in unexpected ways. For most of the album, Nayar maintains a largely drum-free atmosphere, with only sparse percussive elements appearing on select tracks. A striking drum and bass drop arrives on the seventh track, marking a dramatic departure before the album returns to its ambient tone. The record showcases Nayar's evolving compositional style, blending moments of intensity with her signature soothing soundscapes.