zarimin.

the studio

A house that listens back.

zarimin. began as one room, one console and a stubborn belief that independent records deserve unhurried, obsessive production. It is now a small house of producers, engineers and composers working between Guwahati and Mumbai — still stubborn, just louder.

How we work

Rooms over plugins

We record real spaces first — stairwells, verandas, riversides — and reach for emulation last. If a sound exists in the world, we go get it.

Slow is fast

We book fewer projects and go deeper on each one. A record gets the weeks it needs, not the slots we have.

The artist owns the tape

Masters, stems and sessions belong to the people who made them. We are collaborators, not landlords.

In the house

  • Live room tuned for ensembles up to eight players
  • Analog console and outboard chain, tape available on request
  • Modular synthesis and found-sound design bench
  • Dolby-referenced mix room for film and immersive audio
  • Field-recording rig for on-location capture
  • Writing room with a very old piano and a very good kettle