Radhika Vekaria's journey is a harmonious blend of her diverse cultural heritage and her unwavering passion for music. Named after Radha, the Vedic symbol of love and devotion, Radhika embodies these qualities in her personal and artistic pursuits. Hailing from a rich tapestry of Indian, East African, and British roots, Radhika's music reflects the vibrant mosaic of her upbringing. Influenced profoundly by the strong, free-spirited women in her life—her mother, grandmothers, and her father, a connoisseur of classical Indian music—Radhika's musical odyssey began in infancy.  She wanted to be a doctor, an oncologist with a trajectory to Oxbridge UK (Oxford and Cambridge University).  A turn of events ensured her path to music and since then she has collaborated with an impressive array of artists and producers including Prince, Eddie Palmieri, Enrique Iglesias, Shoshana Bean, Troye Sivan, Lee Ryan, Ferry Corsten, Arman Van Buuren, and Damon Sharpe.

Despite a life long speech impediment, music has became Radhika’s voice. She asserts, “While words struggled, music effortlessly carried them.” After delving into mantra music and vibrational healing sounds, culminating in her album SAPTA: The Seven Ways, Radhika realized its therapeutic power, noting, "Creating this Sanskrit album first healed me, then others.  I was forced to know my true voice and this is the mission of the music I make.  I don't make music for you to see me. I make music for you to see yourself."