Shashwat Singh is a distinguished Indian playback singer and composer, renowned for his journey from early musical training to becoming a standout voice in Bollywood and independent music. Born in Allahabad (now Prayagraj) in 1990, he trained in vocals and piano at the KM Music Conservatory founded by A.R. Rahman. He made his Bollywood playback debut with the evocative track Wat Wat Wat in Tamasha, and went on to deliver hits like Ruby Ruby (Sanju), Haan Main Galat (Love Aaj Kal), Sarsariya (Mohenjo Daro), and De Taali (Bhool Bhulaiyaa 2). Known for blending contemporary and classical styles, Shashwat seamlessly balances indie artistry with mainstream playback and continues to enthral audiences with his versatile voice and dynamic live performances.