Hailing from Houston, Texas, Shahzeb Tejani's music is a vibrant mix of cultures, fine-tuning sounds from across the globe. As a new voice among South Asian diaspora artists, Tejani's work beautifully surpasses borders, with his lyrics flowing effortlessly between Hindi, Urdu, and English.

His official entry into the global music scene arrived in 2019 with the compelling track "Apna Bana Le Na," a collaboration with renowned DJ Shadow Dubai, which was released through the prestigious Zee Music Company. While this single marked his formal debut in the Indian music industry, Tejani’s musical journey began much earlier, nurtured in the cultural mosaic of his upbringing.

Raised in a South Asian home in the U.S., Tejani's childhood was a rich mix of classic Bollywood hits, soulful ghazals, and Western pop anthems. "At home, we listened to Kishore Kumar as easily as Michael Jackson," he says, a duality that profoundly shaped his approach to music. This unique cultural blend is the very essence of his compositions, where Urdu and Hindi lyrics find their home within Western-inspired melodies. For Tejani, language isn't a barrier but a bridge, proving that music needs no translation to convey raw emotion.

As the global stage increasingly embraces artists of South Asian descent, Tejani's work stands out as a powerful reflection of identity and belonging. His songs are not merely a form of entertainment but a cultural statement, a testament to his bicultural identity that resonates deeply with listeners from his hometown of Houston all the way to the bustling streets of Hyderabad. Through his artistry, Shahzeb Tejani is not just making music; he is building a shared soundscape that celebrates the richness of a borderless world.