Sep
Indie Corner
Shreya Jain Releases ‘Jiya Mora’, A Nostalgic New Chapter Rooted In Love And Longing
Mumbai, 1st September 2026: There are some love stories that are beautiful precisely because they cannot last. Shreya Jain’s new song ‘Jiya Mora’ explores that bittersweet space between knowing and holding on. The song captures the desire to cherish fleeting moments of happiness, even when forever feels impossible.
‘Jiya Mora’ marks the first release from Shreya Jain’s upcoming seven-song EP, ‘Jogan’. The track also introduces a new chapter in her musical journey. It blends Indian Classical Pop with contemporary production, creating a sound that feels rooted yet current.
What makes the project especially intriguing is its concept of travelling through time. Each song on ‘Jogan’ is rooted in a different era. With every chapter, the EP moves further back in time, allowing its musical setting to mirror its emotional world. ‘Jiya Mora’ begins this journey in the 1960s, drawing from an era associated with nostalgia, romance and timeless melodies.
At its heart, ‘Jiya Mora’ is about choosing to experience love fully despite its impermanence. It speaks to anyone who has known that a relationship may not last, yet still wanted to hold onto every precious moment. That emotional honesty gives the song its central identity.
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The release also offers an introduction to Shreya Jain’s artistic world. A musician and artist, Jain bridges Hindustani classical melodies with modern sounds, bringing together tradition and innovation through a deeply personal approach. Her compositions explore love, longing, identity, pain, joy and connection, while creating a space that feels simultaneously nostalgic and fresh.
With ‘Jiya Mora’, Shreya Jain sets the emotional tone for ‘Jogan’. The song looks backwards while sounding contemporary, using nostalgia as a bridge between eras. As the first chapter of the seven-song EP, it promises a larger musical journey where history, emotion and evolving sound come together. For listeners who believe some moments are worth holding onto, even when they cannot last, ‘Jiya Mora’ offers a heartfelt beginning.
