Saregama Hunting for Producers to Flip Its Classic Catalog

Saregama's sitting on one of the deepest music archives in India—and now they're actively looking to get producers in the room to rework what's already there. Instead of just letting those tracks age in the vault, they want to see what happens when new creative minds touch the classics.

They've already tested the formula. Composer Shashwat Sachdev got experimental with his Dhurandhar OST (part one of the spy thriller), showing that reworkings can move the needle and add real flavor to established material. That kind of energy is what Saregama's chasing—taking the weight of their catalog and letting a new generation of talent breathe life into it.

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It's smart business, honestly. You've got timeless songs gathering dust; you get hungry producers who want to prove themselves; magic happens in the middle. For artists looking to cut their teeth on recognizable material, this is an open door. For Saregama, it's a way to keep the catalog alive and relevant without starting from scratch.

The real question is who steps up and what they do with it.

Read the full story at Music Ally → https://musically.com/2026/09/16/saregama-is-looking-for-talent-to-rework-its-retro-music-catalogue/