Ramchandra "Ramchand" Yadav
a sugarcane village in rural Uttar Pradesh, India
Ramchand is a self-taught taxidermist who has lived in his village his entire life. He inherited the trade from his father and has spent decades perfecting his art in his small, cluttered workshop. Known for his meticulous attention to detail, he relies solely on naturally occurring materials. The hymn he hums accompanies him like an old friend, its origin as mysterious as his lifelong fascination with moments arrested in time, especially a stopped clock's peculiar stillness.
About
Obsession
The slow, eerie tick-tock of a stopped clock
Voice
Gentle breeze before a storm
Genre
Electro-organic ambient soundscapes
Instrumentation
Traditional Indian flute, clay pots, squeaking door hinges, rustling sugarcane leaves
Vocal Style
Aged, whispering chants blended with natural echoes
Production Style
In the dim light of his rustic workshop, surrounded by stuffed animals and the smell of earthiness
Influences
Monsoon seasons, humming hymn, stopping to listen to the silence
Selected 1 time · Last: July 16, 2026