This is how Kunj Khera, known as Kashmokash, began his journey in 2017. Writing poetry became his way to process life — family, childhood, love, loss, moments of numbness — and slowly, through reflection and spirituality, he started discovering his own inner voice. What started on paper naturally demanded more. Words turned into lyrics, thoughts found rhythm, and emotions found melody. Studying Electronic Music Production at Catalyst Institute in Berlin gave him the tools to craft stories in sound. He wrote and recorded his first rap track, Cartoon, entirely by himself, learning firsthand how to turn ideas into music. Returning to India, Kunj immersed himself in collaboration — jamming with emerging artists, vocalists, and producers — experimenting with Indian and commercial sounds, and honing his voice as a singer, composer, and songwriter. Alongside music, he learned the visual side of storytelling, working with directors, cinematographers, and full production crews to create six music videos, discovering how performance and visuals amplify emotion. He has released eight singles, including tracks like Ek Hawa Ka Jhonka, Chandri, and Jazbaaton Waali Raat, which aired on Red FM 93.5 for a year, helping him build a growing audience. Today, Kashmokash focuses on indie pop, pop, RnB, classical, and commercial songwriting, blending poetic storytelling with modern, accessible sound.