One of the originators of India's blossoming hip-hop scene, Naezy (Naved Shaikh) shot to fame with his star-making DIVINE collab "Mere Gully Mein”, and has gone from strength to strength since. The rap firebrand taps tenement troubles and social ills to make rebel music for the urban masses, and used his recent debut EP Maghreb to spit verse after sardonic verse. On "302", the Mumbai maven tethers his furious flow to a minimalist beat, switching it up midway to address topical issues like religious tensions and the majoritarian masks Indians don.