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Fourth-year neuroscience student Subi Umakanth makes somber music inspired by fictional storylines that take place in her own dreams. In one of her upcoming singles, “Tim,” she said she follows a seven-year-old boy named Tim and takes place in a natural forest environment. Through her emotional lyrics, Umakanth said she hopes to intrigue listeners through the empathy they feel listening to her music. (Ashley Kenney/Daily Bruin)

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Student taps into her nightmares for inspiration for her music

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Twisted dreams often inspire Subi Umakanth’s somber music. These dreams led Umakanth to Los Angeles, where she said she has made an effort to hone her songwriting process by focusing on herself as an individual artist.

https://dailybruin.com/2019/11/06/student-taps-into-her-nightmares-for-inspiration-for-her-music/

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Student taps into her nightmares for inspiration for her music

By Alyssa Wheeler

Nov. 6, 2019 10:32 p.m.